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 1   1,22|         to attend his catechism lessons. 14 They listened to him
 2   1,22|         to say during catechism lessons or his Sunday sermons, linking
 3 Notes |  anything to do with that man’s lessons, still less with his punishments.
 4 Notes |          he gave them their own lessons on the various aspects of
 5 Notes |      goal of all your catechism lessons. . . The more you make him
 6 Notes |      and all the other sorts of lessons to which this uninterrupted
 7 Notes |    Letters, 14~. . . Of all the lessons you can, and indeed must,
 8 Notes |   required, to teach them their lessons in a benevolent way to reproach
 9 Notes |         his devotedness and his lessons, doesn’t add up to much;
10 Notes |       to be achieved from their lessons. However, by offering them
11 Notes | scientific objectivity. But the lessons of the teacher and the reception
12 Notes |  satisfied with their catechism lessons to the children of the school;