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 1 2 |         poor, and you will have treasure in heaven; and come, follow
 2 3 |              Youth is a special treasure ~3. We shall begin from
 3 3 |       material goods) a special treasure of man, of a young man or
 4 3 |      young people as a specific treasure. I say most often, but not
 5 3 |       not experience youth as a treasure. We shall have to speak
 6 3 |  thinking of youth as a special treasure that a person experiences
 7 3 |     words, one can say that the treasure which is youth reveals itself
 8 3 |      shape or form. This is the treasure of discovering and at the
 9 3 |    precisely in this sense: the treasure which is youth itself.~But
10 3 |         the question: does this treasure of youth necessarily alienate
11 3 |        a young man-the interior treasure hidden in youth-had led
12 3 |         you, dear friends, is a treasure that is manifested precisely
13 3 |         youth too is a interior treasure? To whom should we put this
14 4 |      forms part of the singular treasure of youth. It comes from
15 4 |   people put to him through the treasure which is within you, which
16 6 |  dignity. This is that interior treasure whereby man continually
17 6 |        man carries with him the treasure of conscience, the deposit
18 7 |         which is the "personal" treasure of each of you tends? Man
19 8 |         poor, and you will have treasure in heaven; and come, follow
20 10| expression, not to destroy this treasure and not to disfigure this
21 10|      friends! Do not allow this treasure to be taken away from you!