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 1 1 |          and free cooperation of man. ~This order, fixed by the
 2 1 |    embraces the exterior work of man and the internal assent
 3 1 |       omission. Nature places at man's disposal the concatenation
 4 1 |        new human life, it is for man to release its loving force,
 5 1 |          to its completion. When man has completed his part and
 6 1 |          a way nature's part and man's part are distinctly determined.
 7 1 |     action of nature and that of man, no less than the rules
 8 2 |   created all earthly things for man; and man himself, as regards
 9 2 |      earthly things for man; and man himself, as regards his
10 2 | community as well. The child is "man," even if he be not yet
11 2 |           Therefore, there is no man, no human authority, no
12 3 |      table. Behold, thus is that man blessed, who fears the Lord!",
13 3 |       anguish for her joy that a man is born into the world."
14 7 |        life if an attack made by man were to concern not only
15 11|      says of God that He created man to His image and He created
16 11|    affirmed in Holy Writ—that "a man shall leave mother and father,
17 12|       delusions. For what normal man, healthy in body and soul,
18 13|          make use of the work of man and woman, by uniting them
19 13|         at all of the dignity of man and of the Christian—a dignity—
20 13|      they do not permit rational man to let himself be mastered