Excerpt from Continuation des Essais de Morale, Vol. 12: Contenant des Réflexions Morales sur les Épîtres Et Évangiles, Depuis le Dimanche de l'Octave de Pâques Jusqu'au Dixième Dimanche d'Après la Pentecôte
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