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 1  Intr,   0    |     which they live should be poor: on the Day of Judgment
 2  Unic,   2    |     world by pretending to be poor when we are not poor in
 3  Unic,   2    |       be poor when we are not poor in spirit but only outwardly.
 4  Unic,   2    |    that the chief honour of a poor man consists in his being
 5  Unic,   2    |   consists in his being truly poor?~
 6  Unic,   2    |   money: seldom or never is a poor man honoured by the world;
 7  Unic,   2    |   built with the money of the poor; may God forbid that this
 8  Unic,   2    |       our houses be small and poor in every way. Let us to
 9  Unic,   2    |       sufficient for thirteen poor women. If grounds should
10  Unic,   2    |      if the house of thirteen poor women made a great noise
11  Unic,   2    |      for those who are really poor must make no noise: unless
12  Unic,   3    |       the name of all? What a poor mediator am I, my daughters,
13  Unic,   3    |   mercy; have mercy upon this poor sinner, this miserable worm
14  Unic,   3    |       beg you to commend this poor sinner21 to His Majesty
15  Unic,   3(21)|                        Lit., "poor little one."~
16  Unic,   5    |     can find no other. If the poor sisters ask for another
17  Unic,   5    |      you, even though you are poor. For He Who sustains our
18  Unic,   9    |    our spiritual life and our poor souls will pay for it. From
19  Unic,   9    |     when they see that we are poor and can do nothing for them.
20  Unic,  10    |       an end. This may seem a poor kind of help but it will
21  Unic,  10    |      this is especially so of poor nuns, but it applies to
22  Unic,  10    |      your side. Sometimes the poor Prioress sees that your
23  Unic,  11    |      for it there may be, the poor soul is taken in and prevented
24  Unic,  11    |      progress. Think how many poor people there must be who
25  Unic,  13    |      is paid to those who are poor); do not desire, then, that
26  Unic,  16    |     at all] -- just make some poor weak resolution. And, if
27  Unic,  19    |      not a funny thing that a poor little nun of Saint Joseph'
28  Unic,  19    |       years. For our sight is poor and the dust which we meet
29  Unic,  22    |       to a peasant or to some poor woman like ourselves, whom
30  Unic,  26    |   Good, that Thou wilt accept poor companionship like mine?
31  Unic,  27    |        who will make Him such poor acknowledgment.~
32  Unic,  28    |    that I preferred to remain poor and even let Him go away,
33  Unic,  28    |      envious, and, though the poor man has done nothing to
34  Unic,  29    |            But even that is a poor remedy and anything but
35  Unic,  31    |      the glorious Infant -- a poor little Child, Who, to judge
36  Unic,  31    |    have been the son of these poor people rather than the Son
37  Unic,  32    |    His love for you is not so poor as that. And He sets a very
38  Unic,  32    |                       But the poor soul, despite its desires,
39  Unic,  34    |      service, unless he is so poor that he has food neither
40  Unic,  34    |    this Lord was entering her poor abode, and she ceased, as
41  Unic,  36    |     prayed to Him. What can a poor creature like myself do,
42  Unic,  36    |       endurest one that is so poor: when Thy most holy Son
43  Unic,  38    |     is to make us appear very poor in spirit: we are in the
44  Unic,  38    |       makes you think you are poor, and he has some reason
45  Unic,  38    |      of his property, or some poor peasant omits to pay him
46  Unic,  38    |     and nuns are demonstrably poor -- they must be so, for
47  Unic,  38    | reject it; even those who are poor, and to whom I have just
48  Unic,  40    |       What will become of the poor soul when it falls into
49  Unic,  41    |       So-and-so has made me a poor return for something." "