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 1  Unic,  13     |         who practised it, was so poverty stricken in virtue, it would
 2  Unic,  22     |        will never attain to true poverty of spirit, which consists
 3  Unic,  27(218)|       lived a life of Franciscan poverty and charity in Avila and
 4  Unic,  27     |                              His poverty was extreme, and so, even
 5  Unic,  33     |         such perfection that the poverty observed by the blessed
 6  Unic,  35     |       brought it about that holy poverty should be observed there
 7  Unic,  35     |       given me great desires for poverty. For my own part, I had
 8  Unic,  35     |         I had never doubted that poverty was the soundest basis for
 9  Unic,  35     | distraction was not due to their poverty, but that their poverty
10  Unic,  35     |          poverty, but that their poverty was the result of their
11  Unic,  35     |         being true to the vow of poverty that I had made, and from
12  Unic,  35     |         who was a great lover of poverty and had practised it for
13  Unic,  35     |          to found the convent in poverty, for that was His Father'
14  Unic,  35     |        other things in praise of poverty, and assured me that none
15  Unic,  35     |        such strict enclosure and poverty and prayer. Such is the
16  Unic,  36     |          it was to be founded in poverty, but he was so much drawn
17  Unic,  36     |        though he objected to its poverty: he said that there was