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 1   1        |  monks with shoes, clothing, houses, meat and drink, and from
 2 Prop1  (17)|   practice by which monastic houses were withdrawn from the
 3 Prop1  (17)| universal in the case of the houses of the mendicant orders.
 4 Prop1  (44)|  contested between the royal houses of France and of Spain,
 5 Prop1      |    put together ten of these houses, or as many as may be necessary,
 6 Prop1  (54)|                          The houses, or monasteries, of the
 7 Prop2      |      not so many great stone houses and monasteries would be
 8 Prop3      |     among us open and common houses of prostitution, though
 9 Prop3      |    that there should be such houses than that married women,
10 Prop3      |  villages exist without such houses? Why should not great cities