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 1 Intr,     1,    1      XV   |         administration, the climate easily overheats when attention
 2    1,     1,  VII      16   |             of newspapers, we would easily discover some rather eloquent
 3    1,     1,  VII      17   |          activity for Italy.~We can easily understand why, for the
 4    1,     1, VIII      18   |             health and morality can easily be imagined.~What can we
 5    1,     1,    X      26   |     assistance. Their state is more easily imagined than described.
 6    1,     1,    X      28   |    eminently yielding, so that they easily adapt themselves to the
 7    1,     2            37   |          somewhere else there is an easily acquired wealth?~The Hon.
 8    1,     3,   II      68   |          what a Catholic loses more easily in a foreign land, when
 9    1,     3,   II      69   |        uneducated Catholics is more easily understood: once they abandon
10    1,     3,   II      69   |          forebears, Catholics adapt easily to a religion that is so
11    1,     4            76   |     concerted action of assistance, easily offered by citizens willing
12    1,     5,   II      90   |      population is exposed to could easily be avoided or greatly diminished
13    1,     6           102   |        Catholics, they will respond easily to your counsel, as they
14    1,     7,   II     114   |            to places where there is easily accessible prosperity?~Among
15    1,     7,   II     118   |        write as well as we do, will easily understand how right the
16    1,     7,   II     120   |             stem from Rome, one can easily understand how the Italian
17    2,     1,    I     142   | vicissitudes of life on board. They easily fall sick and die without
18    2,     1,   II     146   |          cannot contribute, or they easily excuse themselves from contributing
19    2,     1, Summ, IV,  163 |        enter, but a priest can very easily, and thus he can truly be
20    2,     1, Summ, VII,  169|         great centers that they can easily preserve their language
21    2,     2,    4     185   |          and unhappiness, will more easily learn to put their hopes
22    2,     3,   26     227   |            to report. This could be easily done by preferably turning
23    2,     3,   26     228   |      entrusted.The Commission could easily provide for this need if
24    2,     3,   26     228   |            Commission could just as easily obtain reliable information
25    2,     3,   26     229   |           the various places, could easily and with assurance determine
26    2,     3,   26     230   |          this case the need is more easily understood and felt.~ It
27    2,     3,   27     231   |           This,” I added, “could be easily done by preferably turning
28    2,     4,    1     235   |           able to avail myself more easily of your wise counsel.~ Unfortunately,
29    2,     4,    8     245   |           will be reached much more easily.~ ~
30    2,     4,   32     269   |           the whim of passions that easily dominate and pervert the
31    2,     4,   36     273   |            The people will not very easily accept or trust him. When
32    2,     5,    1     318   |             can read Italian rather easily, I wouldn’t know to write
33    2,     5,    2     319   |             many of its children so easily lose their faith and abandon
34    2,     5,    5     323   |         American capital moves very easily to Cuba. It builds railroads