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1 9 |    promote agreement and the long desired union. We have come
2 9 |      clear, our predecessors long continued in this union;
3 10|                 10. However, long and difficult negotiations
4 30|  seen from the course of the long drawn out question of the
5 30|     they could not through a long period impose on the laity
6 51|   ill-treated, some suffered long imprisonment or were deported
7 53| whose welfare he had already long spent his strength and solicitude. ~