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 1        I|         sacristan of the parish church at Sairmeuse sounded the
 2        I|      celebrate high mass.~ ~The church was already more than half
 3        I|      few of the men entered the church. They remained outside to
 4        I|      the square, approached the church.~ ~He was a large man, about
 5        I|    worshippers were leaving the church.~ ~Soon there appeared upon
 6       II|       the landscape!~ ~Upon the church porch he had received his
 7      III|   public square in front of the church, Martial observed the groups
 8      III|       has not yet returned from church,” she said, in response
 9      III|  impassive as the stones of his church.~ ~By what immense efforts
10       VI|         also walking before the church with Mademoiselle Blanche
11       XI|      the square in front of the church.~ ~He had removed his hat,
12   XXVIII|        aspire to you. I went to church each Sunday only that I
13    XXXIV|       occasion.~ ~It was in the church of the little village of
14    XXXVI|   Sabbath, when, on leaving the church with her father, she heard
15    XXXVI| inscribing their names upon the church register, he gave them a
16      XLI|        solemnized in the little church at Vigano. And she saw with