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 1      1, II  |        communicate to yours? The poor mediocrity of my shallow
 2      1, X   |            more tortures for one poor human body than it has limbs.
 3      1, XII |           and who, excluding the poor from their neighbourhood,
 4      1, XII |      down; nor does he perceive, poor wretch, that these things
 5      1, XII |          no communication to the poor. And yet such people call
 6      1, XV  |       made rich, none shall make poor; for, in fact, there can
 7      4, Arg |  PRISONERS OR TO THE REST OF THE POOR; AND FURTHER, THAT THEY
 8      5, II  |          In the meantime let the poor be taken care of as much
 9      6, III |         man than "to him that is poor and of a contrite spirit,
10     14, I   |    precepts, in anything that my poor abilities enabled me.~
11     14, II  |        with the Lord's help, nay poor abilities could endeavour.
12     15, I   |          and yourpraises. But my poor ability is too weak to recompense
13     35      |       CONCERNING THE CARE OF THE POOR AND STRANGERS.~
14     35, Arg |         WIDOWS, THE SICK, OR THE POOR, OR STRANGERS.~
15     35, I   |         the sick, and of all the poor. Moreover, you may supply
16     36, Arg |       THEY SHOULD NOT FORGET THE POOR ALSO.~
17     36, II  |  diligence not be wanting to the poor,--to such, I mean, as stand
18     36, II  |    example of faith to the other poor. I bid you, brethren beloved,
19     72, XXVI|        have with the best of our poor abilities, with the permission
20     75, I   | diligence, you have consulted my poor intelligence, dearest son,
21     75, XII |        to be right. As far as my poor understanding conceives
22     75, XVII|        your letter, so far as my poor ability prevailed; and I
23     76, I   |          mercy in cherishing the poor, constancy in defending