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 1 Intro,      0|    finds them, in the condemned cell or in the hospital ward.
 2   1,      1  |       virtues, remaining in the cell of self-knowledge, in order
 3   4,      6  |  breadth of his charity. Of his cell he makes a heaven, delighting
 4   4,      6  | thoughts come crowding into his cell, he does not sit down on
 5   4,      6  |     order, dwelling thus in his cell as has been said, and avoiding
 6   4,      6  |    necessities of his body. His cell is full of the odor of poverty,
 7   4,      8  |  sensual pleasure, you fly your cell as if it were a prison,
 8   4,      8  |      for you have abandoned the cell of self-knowledge, and thus
 9   4,      8  |         remain in your material cell. You will not appear in
10   4,      9  |        in the refectory, or his cell? By obedience, with the
11   4,     10  |        that you never leave the cell of self-knowledge, but in
12   4,     10  |     self-knowledge, but in this cell preserve and spend the treasure