Part,  Dialogue

1   1,  Int|         pure flame of an elevated religious feeling being kindled in
2   1,  Int| persecution to this stronghold of religious reform. He went to lodge
3   1,  Int|          of the existing positive religious; he professed the cult of
4   1,  Int|          a city of refuge against religious persecutions, and he addressed
5   1,  Int|         ascribe this aloofness to religious indifference, but to the
6   1,  Int|         King became enthralled by religious enthusiasm, and nothing
7   1,  Int|           a philosophical, and a, religious work; form, however, is