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 1 I|     first, the characteristic spirit through which the mutual
 2 I|   depends the revision of the spirit proper to the community. ~
 3 I|  certain modifications of its spirit. That is to say, its most
 4 I|    society wants to keep this spirit intact. ~It has the right
 5 I| members impregnated with this spirit, and it wants them to be
 6 I|       tell inferiors what the spirit of their community is one
 7 I|  objective expression of this spirit be found? ~
 8 I|    Superior proposes the true spirit of the founder to the members
 9 I|       in the same evangelical spirit: "Let him who is greatest
10 I|     absolutely foreign to the spirit of the Roman Pontiffs and