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 1 1 |             furnished to every good work."1 This heaven-sent treasure
 2 2 | consolidating and perfecting of the work, and by pointing out what
 3 8 |         devoted exclusively to this work.19~
 4 9 |            his warm approval of the work of the society called after
 5 10|           so in this most excellent work will never be wanting.~
 6 13|           desire to insure that the work may not only proceed without
 7 13|           day, so great and noble a work, and to give new incentive
 8 49|             furnished to every good work."35~
 9 55|          that they have performed a work most closely connected with
10 59|         with all zeal and care, the work so happily begun. Sublime