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 1 Intr,     5          XXVII|         speak English, but do not forget your sweet mother tongue.”32
 2    1,     1,    I       3 |   existence, alas! Isolated, they forget all supernatural concepts,
 3    1,     1,   II       5 | emigration ineffectual. The first forget that human rights are inalienable
 4    1,     1,   II       5 |         he so desires; the latter forget that emigration is a centrifugal
 5    1,     1,    X      27 |       piety and cannot altogether forget his duties. The fact of
 6    1,     1,    X      27 |         and dies.~Neither must we forget that, if in America there
 7    1,     1,   XI      29 |          forgotten and will never forget the mission entrusted to
 8    1,     3,    I      63 |       relatives, customs make one forget the most serious inconveniences,
 9    1,     3,   II      68 |       wherever they migrate never forget their national identity
10    1,     5,  III      94 |      different places. I must not forget to salute in a very special
11    1,     7,  III     124 |            Gentlemen, we must not forget this piece of history. Each
12    1,     8           135 |          forgotten and will never forget the mission entrusted to
13    2,     2,    4     185 |           by an unhealthy spirit, forget how much dignity accrues
14    2,     4,   32     270 |           a school that makes one forget God, but it is an added
15    2,     4,   63     303 |           surprise if they slowly forget this mother in their difficulties
16    2,     4,   65     308 |       know this well; do not ever forget it. This supreme purpose