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 1 4 |       evils deplored by every man of good heart, is that levity
 2 4 |     for a few days, wherein a man removed from the common
 3 4 |     origin and the destiny of man: "Whence he comes; and whither
 4 4 |     they compel the mind of a man to examine more diligently
 5 4 | perfect the natural powers of man; and further, and more specially,
 6 4 |     supernatural or Christian man. Now, certainly in these
 7 4 |    greatest importance that a man should withdraw himself
 8 4 |        he may put off the old man11 may deny himself, and
 9 4 |     to attain to the "perfect man," and to that absolute "
10 6 |      called by that venerable man of the Order of St. Benedict,
11 10|      custom of this most holy man to labour assiduously in
12 10|     excluded? Thou also art a man: therefore, that the humanity
13 13|       closed." For in these a man is more easily separated
14 16|      to any order or state of man, whether they devote themselves
15 16| inherent in his morals lead a man through the safe paths of
16 18|  having assumed the nature of man, appeared to mortals, and