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exemption.。.···..  \nesch6ly.  \n(b)Additional $600 exemption if 65 or over at end of 1963 ..  \n(c)Additional $600 exemption if blind at end of 1963  \nExemptions for your children and other dependents(list below)  \n\n| f an exemption is based on a multiple-support agreement of a group   |  |  of persons   |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| NAME  \u003Cbr>Enter figure l in the last column to right  \u003Cbr>for each name listed  \u003Cbr>(Give address if different from yours)   | Relationship   | AN  \u003Cbr>Months lived  \u003Cbr>home.1f b  \u003Cbr>died during y  \u003Cbr>write  B\"(   |\n|  |  |  |\n|  |  |  |\n| TaxCredits   | for   |  |\n| Edcatio   | n3   |  |\n|  |  |  |\n|  |  |  |\n\nTotal exemptions(lines 1 and 2 above).(Enter here and on line 11ITEMIZED DEDUCTIONS—If you do not us  \nIf husband and wife(not legally separated)file separate returns and  \nIf necessary,write more than one item on a line or aitach additior  \n\n|  |  |\n| --- | --- |\n|  | :9-81-2 IS50L-0M-Xv   |\n| nfributions   | 122   5      131 LI0y13  \u003Cbr>39377003A)と刁人VR  \u003Cbr>113在   5   |\n|  |  |\n\nJather Clement 9.MeMaspy,S.9.,  \ncomments on Cnglish Sreviary  \nyou read along merrily,with one eyewandering across to the English fromtime to time,unencumbered by bizarrewords or occasional \"hapax legomena.\"The process thus becomes truly one ofreading,not of deciphering or parsing,still less of lexicon thumbing.  \nIt is almost impossible to review theLiturgical Press breviary.The Hoursof the Divine Office in English andLatin.One reason is that Fr.CliffordHowell has already said whateverneeded to be said,far better than Icould ever hope to say it,in his deliciousarticle,“Divine Office in English”(WoRSHIP,April,1964),and evenmore fully and deliciously in the uncutversion that appeared in Clergy Re-view(March,1964).  \nWhen I confessed this to a lay friend,he was somewhat shocked:“Can'tpriests read Latin like English?Be-sides,didn't you do your graduate workin Latin and then teach it for fifteenyears?”My answer had to be “no”tothe first question;\"yes\"to the second.For the lamentable secret is that fewpriests indeed read Latin as though itwere English.Doubtless we manage\"Laudate Dominum ommes gentes\"al-most as though it were English;butwhat happens when priests encounter“gliscens fert animus promere canti-bus”(in Vespers whenever there oc-curs a feast of martyrs),or “jam totosubitus vesper eat polo”(for OurLady's Seven Sorrows),or“sacra jamsplendent decorata lychnis”(for thefeast of the Holy Family),or ten thou-sand other bristly passages,which in-evitably interrupt the flow of thought,if not the intention of praying?  \nThere he defends the new breviaryagainst a suspicion endemic in everyBritish subconscious that the wholething must be tainted with“American-isms,\"as his compatriots like to say.Iffor no other reason,do read Fr.How-ell's refutation of this possible chargeand discover that,over and above hisother amiable traits,Fr.Howell is oneBritisher who does love us.  \nIf you already have permission toread your office in English,or if yousettled the matter with your own con-science in a permissive way,then thisversion will make you take longer thanyou ever did in Latin.For the psalms,and even some of the lessons,prove tobe so interesting and absorbing thatyou inevitably give the office more timeGranted that no version of the psalmswill ever satisfy everyone,the presentversion is dignified,rhythmic and thor-oughly understandable.A friend whohas been reading it in English for somemonths assures me that he has to givemore time to it than he did in Latin,being\"distracted by prayer,\"as he putit.He went on to add:\"It isn't forbid-den to pray while you say the office,though,is it?”  \nOne of the finest values in this newEnglish version lies in the clean,chasteprose translations of the hymns done byFr.Joseph Connelly,the distinguishedliturgist.  \nIt is a joy to discover his 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