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 1   2,     28|        account, or infirmity, or poverty, or change of worldly condition,
 2   3,     28|          they embraced voluntary poverty, and sought out vileness
 3   3,     28|         received their labor and poverty and the light which they
 4   3,     30|        having lived in voluntary poverty, causes them now with great
 5   3,     31|          have lived in voluntary poverty. ~
 6   4,      3|         fear, riches without any poverty, satiety without disgust,
 7   4,      5| virtuously, blossoming with true poverty and fraternal charity, their
 8   4,      5|          and observed the vow of poverty, each would not have taken
 9   4,      5|          perfection and order of poverty Francis ordered his ship,
10   4,      5|        for spouse, true and holy poverty, whom he had chosen for
11   4,      5|         of the religious orders. Poverty belonged especially to My
12   4,      5|       his order in love for this poverty, and made it very strict
13   4,      5|   deprived of true and voluntary poverty, but having it also. And
14   4,      5|      chosen for his spouse Queen Poverty. But for his more immediate
15   4,      5|        do nothing else, he chose poverty for them, so that they might
16   4,      5|  obedience, continence, and true poverty; he made it a royal ship,
17   4,      5|         Church. Francis with the poverty which was specially his
18   4,      6|   observing the vow of voluntary poverty, refusing to possess anything,
19   4,      6|        obedience, and the and of poverty which they promised to keep.
20   4,      6|          so perfectly the vow of poverty that he blames himself for
21   4,      6|      cell is full of the odor of poverty, and not of clothes; he
22   4,      6|          he observes the vows of poverty, true obedience, and continence,
23   4,      8|         order commands voluntary poverty, and he avoids it, possessing
24   4,      8|       tree, which are obedience, poverty, and continence, which spring
25   4,      8|          to observe their vow of poverty, so that they have nothing