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 1 16|      renewed energies so that evils may be avoided and those enterprises
 2 16|        prudent and worthy of praise may more surely and more solidly
 3 17|         that the religion of Christ may overcome the obstacles in
 4 22|        often recalled to them, they may shine with the light which
 5 23|                 23. That the family may be established and maintained
 6 24|         civilization that its light may not be false, is a fact
 7 24|        disease, alas so widespread, may be cured by extirpation.~
 8 27|          its language, so that they may advance in grace, in culture
 9 28|        religion, in order that they may be able to impart with clarity
10 32|      protected by your benevolence, may overcome its difficulties
11 34|             it will always be so we may gather from the unchanging
12 34|            and whose hand - so they may hope - will lead them into
13 37|                                 37. May it also be brought about
14 37|           and every able-bodied man may receive an equal opportunity
15 38|                                 38. May the wisdom of the governing
16 39| associations by means of which they may defend their proper rights
17 43|                                 43. May the enormity of the labors
18 43|            you, Dearly Beloved, but may it rather stimulate you,
19 44|                                 44. May the attempts with which
20 45|        diligent shepherds, provide, may advance always towards better
21 45|      present solemn celebration you may gather a rich harvest of