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 1 5 |     thanking those multitudes of good and worthy children, who
 2 6 |       have shown themselves such good pupils of your schools and
 3 6 |    pupils of your schools and so good and pious towards their
 4 8 |       which the ancient enemy of Good has unloosed.~
 5 10|       some of the best among the good, concerning whom We are
 6 18|    sacrifices on the part of the good people, and would cause
 7 18|        of Our decision went, the good priests and people displayed
 8 34|      entrusted by God to Us, the good Catholics of all the world
 9 41|      happy and proud to wage the good fight for the liberty of
10 42|        treasures of truth and of good, doctrinal and practical,
11 59|  accordance with the duties of a good Christian," with the firm
12 63|        same time, accomplished a good work for the party itself.
13 64|      continuous contact with the good folk of all the country,
14 69|      this point the statement is good, very good, except for that
15 69|          statement is good, very good, except for that phrase "
16 71|        the cause of truth and of good.~
17 72|         will turn their wills to good, so that the Church of God,
18 72|       confidence to believe that good will undoubtedly come from
19 73| co-operation of all for the true good and for the common good,
20 73|          good and for the common good, and it would be rewarded