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 1 1| exuberant and trustful joy into mankind, torn by the anxiety of
 2 1|      the gift which God made to mankind at the dawn of the Christian
 3 1|      embittered and exasperated mankind. ~The watchword "I have
 4 3|     today as never before, when mankind, impregnated by the poison
 5 3|       for every man and for all mankind, both as a whole and in
 6 5|        out again over the whole mankind in all its brilliant splendor
 7 6|      disaster. ~A great part of mankind, and, let Us not shirk from
 8 6|   common life ennobled in God. ~Mankind owes that vow to the countless
 9 6|        and better social order. Mankind owes that vow to the innumerable
10 6|       lives wrenched from them. Mankind owes that vow to those numberless
11 6|        our house to strangers." Mankind owes that vow to the hundreds
12 6|     death or to a slow decline. Mankind owes that vow to the many
13 6|     refuge, or house of prayer. Mankind owes that vow to the flood
14 6|         of truth and grace that mankind should find the water of