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 1    1,     1,   IV       9|       their birthplace, look for prosperity, peace, glory, oblivion
 2    1,     1,    X      28|         character on which their prosperity and future importance must
 3    1,     2            37|          pioneers are not led to prosperity but to almost certain death.
 4    1,     2            48|         of hope and sometimes of prosperity; because it educates the
 5    1,     2            49| development of our trade and the prosperity and respectability of the
 6    1,     2            55|          to the greater material prosperity of the colonies. All concluded
 7    1,     5,   II      88|   dreamed of, sometimes a little prosperity. Most of them find a harsh
 8    1,     6            98|       fervent solicitude for the prosperity and progress of your missions,
 9    1,     7,    I     107|           that it is a source of prosperity for those who leave and
10    1,     7,    I     110|    source of personal and social prosperity.~But what are the guarantees
11    1,     7,   II     111|          the easy acquisition of prosperity, an emigration agent who
12    1,     7,   II     114|       there is easily accessible prosperity?~Among the causes for the
13    1,     8           127|    people. ./. It is a source of prosperity for those who leave and
14    2,     4,   18     252|         love.~ May God grant you prosperity and bless you, and may He
15    2,     4,   65     307|           the blessing of social prosperity. And all this began when