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 1    1,     1,    I       3     |            the consolation of their dear ones, without the word of
 2    1,     2            46     |             are not empty words, my dear friend, we must try to do
 3    1,     2            55     |           public good in this work, dear to my heart not only because
 4    1,     3,   II      68     |         their national identity and dear Ireland, almost always preserve
 5    1,     4            79     |            who bears with dignity a dear and honorable name, the
 6    1,     5,   II      87     |        cried at the deathbed of our dear ones, who were desperately
 7    1,     5,   IV      95     |    aspirations make the life of our dear ones beautiful and holy
 8    1,     6            98     |          God and the Church. ./. My Dear Brothers and Sons:~Bound
 9    1,     6            98     |       honest men in all circles. My dear and venerable brethren,
10    1,     6            98     |          have answered His call, my dear Friends. You have gone forth
11    1,     6            99     |           them. For this reason, my dear Sons, I implore you and
12    1,     8           130     |            the bedside of our dying dear ones, who bewildered asked
13    2,     3,    1     201     |         Mantua, November 27, 1889~ ~Dear Sir,~I have the duty to
14    2,     3,    2     202     |         Mantua, December 13, 1889~ ~Dear Sir,~Please be generous
15    2,     3,   17     213     |             of All Saints, among my dear people.~ I kiss your feet,
16    2,     4,    4     240     |      Cattolico. May this modest but dear magazine do some good and
17    2,     4,    7     243     |          day I am worried about our dear Italians. I very much wish
18    2,     4,   11     247     |        cause you. ./. Regarding our dear Italians, an agent of mine
19    2,     4,   14     249     |         each evening. Therefore, my dear Bishop, though the place
20    2,     4,   14     249     |         little we will win over our dear immigrants and bring them
21    2,     4,   15     250     |          father.~ I also thank you, dear Archbishop, for your last
22    2,     4,   16     251     |       Professor Giacomo Bivaschi, a dear former student of mine from
23    2,     4,   20     253     |        himself to our work. He is a dear young man.~ They will depend
24    2,     4,   20     254     |           cordial greetings to your dear and faithful Don Carlo.~
25    2,     4,   24     259     |       always to your prayers, I am, dear Bishop,~your most humble
26    2,     4,   27     261     |           Levico on the 15th. This, dear Bishop, is our program.
27    2,     4,   28     262     |              Levico, July 1, 1890~ ~Dear and Esteemed Archbishop:~
28    2,     4,   29     263     |        Catechism. But up to now, my dear Bishop, it has been impossible
29    2,     4,   32     266     |         have been able to give your dear Italy a most distinguished
30    2,     4,   32     270     |       gratitude. Hoping to see your dear motherland implement the
31    2,     4,   38     276     |            1891~ ~Most Reverend and dear Excellency:~Just returned
32    2,     4,   38     276     | congratulate you with all my heart, dear Archbishop, and I thank
33    2,     4,   38     277     |    effective with Your Excellency.~ Dear Archbishop, allow me to
34    2,     4,   40     282     |             Reverend Excellency and dear Friend:~Your Most Reverend
35    2,     4,   41     283     |            that the work of my very dear friend bear good fruits
36    2,     4,   48     290     |         hands of it!~ Where are we, dear Excellency? A Masonic lodge
37    2                  297(123)|        letters of thanks from those dear priests.” AGS AL 02–07,
38    2,     4,   63     302     |      glories the world owes to your dear country. In the arts and
39    2                  303(136)|            not lose it. In fact, my dear, the dangers to lose the
40    2,     4,   65     306     |             Columbus belonged to my dear diocese of Piacenza, even
41    2,     5,    1     315     |      Minnesota, December 21, 1888~ ~Dear Bishop:~Permit me to thank
42    2,     5,    2     321     |         Lord will help us, and this dear portion of his flock that
43    2,     5,    3     322     |          Paul, September 19, 1901~ ~Dear Bishop:~I dare hope you
44    2,     5,    4     323     |            York, November 6, 1901~ ~Dear Bishop:~With deep regret,
45    2,     6,    I, 1,  327    |        Hartford, October 30, 1888~ ~Dear Bishop:~In my diocese there
46    2,     6,    I, 6,  330    |     Hartford, January 22, 1904~ ~My Dear Bishop:~Many thanks for
47    2,     6,    I, 8,  332    |     Hartford, November 7, 1904~ ~My Dear Bishop: ~This is to tell
48    2,     6,    I, 9,  333    |        Hartford, March 7, 1905~ ~My Dear Bishop:~I was in New Haven
49    2,     6,    I, 9,  333    |            people. I sincerely hope dear Bishop that you will assist
50    2,     6,    I, 10,  333   |       Hartford, March 28, 1905~ ~My Dear Bishop:~I thank you very
51    2                  335(15) |       Excellency.’ Here we have, my dear Francesco, a new field of
52    2,     6,  III, 2,  338    |         October 5, 1891~ ~Very Rev. Dear Sir:~Your letter was received
53    2,     6,   VI, 1,  342    |             1, 1901~ ~Most Rev. and Dear Bishop:~I am writing to
54    2,     6,  VII, 1,  343    |      Buffalo, October 31, 1901~ ~My Dear Monsignor:~The two priests
55    2,     6,  VII, 1,  343    |  Congregation.~ I must thank you my dear Monsignor for your special