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1 2  |     with the spirit of rational life. Accordingly while the distinctness
2 2  |      command to raise him up to life again; or to hang on the
3 2  |     gold, from your vain way of life received by tradition from
4 2  |     Shepherd, who laid down his life for his sheep, and who came
5 6,2| murderer at the cost of his own life (Theodor., Lect. ii. 11).
6 6,4|     sincerely lead the monastic life be counted worthy of becoming
7 6,4|       embrace a quiet course of life, and give themselves only
8 6,4|      can not enter the monastic life without the consent of his
9 6,5|  because she was poor" (Keble's Life of Wilson, ii., 767); and