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 1 Intr,     6          XXIX|       things,” Bishop Scalabrini says, “and in their work should
 2    1,     1,    V      11|       when it comes to colonies, says General Brow in the above-mentioned
 3    1,     1, VIII      21|  Florentine laws, of which Dante says: “...until mid-November
 4    1,     2            38| permission to recruit emigrants, says among other things: “The
 5    1,     2            49|         in this matter.~The law, says the Hon. De Zerbi in concluding
 6    1,     6           100|        willingly, as St. Bernard says, as well as with simplicity,
 7    1,     8           125|     emigrants.~Bishop Scalabrini says that emigration is a natural
 8    1,     8           129|        do not die in him! “Man,” says a modern unbelieving philosopher, “
 9    2,     4,   32     266|         painful for a Pastor. He says: “If we traveled through
10    2,     4,   32     267|  catechist. “One thing only,” he says, “and this is sufficient:
11    2,     4,   43     285|         about Father Bandini. He says that he is entirely dependent
12    2,     4,   53     294|        for me (and the Secretary says: for me, I remember neither