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 1 Canons,  3 |    to an appeal, should they wish by an appeal to protect
 2 Canons,  4 |      but in poorer places we wish measure so to be observed
 3 Canons,  6 |    injury of another. But we wish that in religious houses
 4 Canons,  7 |    liberties which superiors wish to be preserved for themselves.
 5 Canons,  8 |      that nobody may seem to wish for the death of his neighbour
 6 Canons,  9 |  they seek to defend all who wish to approach and join their
 7 Canons,  14| churches worthily, it is our wish to relieve their want by
 8 Canons,  14|   even remove them when they wish, and distribute the property
 9 Canons,  15|     canons. Therefore, as we wish to prevent damage to the
10 Canons,  15|     clerics die intestate or wish to bestow them upon others.
11 Canons,  19|    else should be made, they wish that almost everything should
12 Canons,  23|      churches. For we do not wish that what is granted them