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 1 Pref|        regard the Catechism as a~poor, mean teaching, which they
 2    1|         on the other~hand, was a poor, despised man, hunted down
 3    1|        the young and the mass of poor people, yet~that the resting
 4    1|     remember that however lowly, poor,~frail, and queer they may
 5    1|        are old, sick, infirm, or~poor, and all that not only gladly,
 6    1|          Thee." Where will these poor wretched persons hide when
 7    1|      could be impressed upon the poor people, a~servant-girl would
 8    1|         command is given, to all poor ensnared consciences which
 9    1|        den of robbery, where the poor are~daily overcharged, new
10    1|         beware of this: When the poor man comes to you (of whom
11    1|        Him who takes care of the poor sorrowful~hearts, and will
12    1|     trade and commerce, lest the poor be burdened~and oppressed
13    1|          that~hath pity upon the poor lendeth unto the Lord; and
14    1|       courts of justice, where a poor innocent~man is accused
15    1| friendship; and in consequence a poor man and his cause must be~
16    1|        who~else would bring some poor man into bad repute from
17    1|  sufficiently praise. But when a poor~girl tends a little child
18    2|  salvation, and has delivered us poor lost men from the jaws of
19    3|       mighty emperor would bid a poor~beggar ask whatever he might
20    3|        on that~account, lest our poor flesh yield or fall away
21    3|       Here, now, we consider the poor breadbasket, the necessaries
22    3|         who~wantonly oppress the poor and deprive them of their
23    3|          part now relates to our poor miserable life, which, although
24    3|        my prayer? For I am but a poor~sinner, etc. ~The reason
25    5|          contrary because we are~poor miserable men and just because
26    5|       twice as deep as any other poor sinner,~and are much more