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 1 2 |        its existence were to make men happy during the brief span
 2 4 |      within the breast of valiant men, is not quenched by the
 3 15|       Orders and congregations of men who, distinguished in virtue,
 4 15|         in silence and unknown to men, consecrate themselves with
 5 17|    luminous guide to the minds of men, govern their morals and,
 6 18|       admission of all reasonable men, is everywhere the bitter
 7 24|        even by no small number of men who, though estranged from
 8 34|      goods created by God for all men should in the same way reach
 9 41| consideration on the part of some men of keener intellect whose
10 41|         the bonds of love amongst men, and that some employers