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 1 1 |        in very few and very sad words. An attempt has been made
 2 3 |       truth of those mysterious words: "Behold in peace is my
 3 4 |      Our hearts to Our lips the words of the psalm (xciii, 19): "
 4 11|       press, how many injurious words and acts against things
 5 14|      now come up again, and Our words have reached you, Venerable
 6 14|    Christ, as We trust also Our words will reach them in this
 7 19|        affront implied in those words. We do know, however, and
 8 20|     there have never been heard words spoken so strong as the
 9 20|         spoken so strong as the words pronounced against Italy
10 22|        the discourtesy of these words We will not enlarge: and,
11 43| particularly by those memorable words which are also so formidable: "
12 50|         influence both by their words and by the example of their
13 51|       others to speak insulting words and do injurious things
14 54|       representative - in other words, with assertions and actions
15 69|       whom St. Paul called with words of towering sublimity, the "