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s;(c) the claim of the subject to the object must rest on possession, onapparent title to the property, and ions,2171; sinfulness of distraction in prayer, 2172; distractions duringDivine Office, 2174. ; that is, as far aspossible he should be required to perform works that tend to correcthis chief failings. y fortification, though it becertain that his own death will result; nor is it wrong for a pastor togo about

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