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 1    1,     1,   IV       8|           Among the causes that give rise to emigration and cause
 2    1,     3,    I      64|              among the causes giving rise to love of fatherland and
 3    1,     3,    I      66|          several centuries will make rise from the tomb that nation
 4    1,     5,   IV      95|         flourish.~I hear the nations rise up together to sing a common
 5    1,     6           103|      precisely the church which will rise next to the new and large
 6    1,     7           105|          economic problems that give rise to it, for the commerce,
 7    1,     7           105|    institutions “Italy Abroad” gives rise to, and for the good will
 8    1,     7           106| recriminations, but allow it to give rise to reasoned and practical
 9    1,     8           129|             how could a poor peasant rise to such sublime thoughts?
10    1,     8           133|             now flourishing dioceses rise. The chair of St. Augustine
11    2,     4,   65     307|       distances, while peoples fall, rise and renew themselves, while