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 1 2 | actually was, but showing him a man gifted by nature and grace
 2 13| occasion refused alms to a poor man, he forthwith repented and
 3 13|    charity he might succor this man in his poverty.~
 4 17|    moved at this spectacle of a man who was so much in love
 5 20|       all men and rendered each man every possible deference,
 6 23|        true appreciation of the Man of Assisi are they who,
 7 23|          Chap. I, No. 62) "As a man who was truly Catholic and
 8 26|    already seen that as a young man, although gay and fashionable,
 9 37|             37. St. Francis, "a man who was truly Catholic and
10 39|         sing the praises of the Man of Assisi, as We have already
11 41|     these lesser praises of the man of Assisi or labor with
12 42|        to copy in some way this man, and in imitating him make
13 42|       that they accept him as a man who was "a mirror of virtue,