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There is a sort of Displeasure against Sin, which is consistent with the Practice of it, which is called by the Casuists, Attritio Impoenitentium; but they say it is without a purpose of forsaking it, |
There is a sort of Displeasure against since, which is consistent with the Practice of it, which is called by the Casuists, Attrition Impenitent; but they say it is without a purpose of forsaking it, |
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