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 1   1,14|       built a large formation house in a valley near the city
 2   4,93|     Unless the Lord build the house, those who build it labour
 3 Notes |   sick person in an adjoining house. As he went out, he asked
 4 Notes |    set up his school in their house and the children soon filled
 5 Notes |      repair the garret of the house and convert it into a dormitory.
 6 Notes |       It was obvious that the house could not accommodate so
 7 Notes |     we could very well set up house there (in the valley of
 8 Notes |      he going to pay for that house?" . . . Father Champagnat
 9 Notes |      on the construction of a house and chapel to accommodate
10 Notes |       not a single one in the house?" "Not one," came the reply, "
11 Notes |   have finished the Hermitage House and our means allow us to
12 Notes |       will be employed in the house.~Prospectus 1824~The aim
13 Notes |    Unless the Lord builds the house . . . ~There is no virtue
14 Notes |    Unless the Lord builds the house" and his reflections on
15 Notes |     was able to construct the house of La Valla himself. Similarly
16 Notes |        the furnishings of the house, the fences and the improvements
17 Notes |    the light and arrived at a house, where they spent the night.
18 Notes |    the animating force of the House. It was he who kept up the
19 Notes |       had repairs done to the house, and extensions put on.
20 Notes |        He stayed in a private house in Le Bessac and prepared
21 Notes | designed, from the outset, to house a "Trade School" for orphans:~
22 Notes |       will be employed in the house.~Marist Notebooks, 1, p.