Chapter

 1 II    |           his soldiers, and all the poor, and men of low degree. ~
 2 IV    |        should receive of thee?" The poor sick man answered,"I am
 3 IX    |            and other were dead, the poor man, full of sores, was
 4 IX    |             away the right from the poor, that the widow may be their
 5 XI    |          Now he commanded men to be poor in spirit, and such he calleth
 6 XII   |         whose examples we, that are poor and vile, strive to imitate,
 7 XIV   |         understand thou that I, thy poor and humble servant, am he,
 8 XV    |         wrought by the hands of the poor. For thus saith one of the
 9 XV    |             by showing mercy to the poor.' The Saviour also saith, `
10 XV    |    almsgiving and liberality to the poor, as we learn in the Gospel.
11 XV    |             and distribute unto the poor, and thou shalt have treasure
12 XV    | distribution of their riches to the poor laid up for themselves eternal
13 XVI   |          pleased us so well as this poor and miserable life doth
14 XVI   |     entertainment in the house of a poor old man, where he rested
15 XVI   |         heat of the day. ~"Now this poor man's daughter, his only
16 XVI   |          employment? and wherefore, poor and needy as thou art, givest
17 XVI   |      Therefore I, the daughter of a poor old man, thank and bless
18 XVI   |            shared alike by rich and poor, I can indeed in no wise
19 XVIII |         shall this be, that thou, a poor man, shouldest give alms
20 XVIII |            The rich always help the poor, not the needy the wealthy.
21 XVIII |           and why thou callest me a poor man, but sayest that, when
22 XVIII |              and bestow thou on the poor the money and garments which
23 XVIII |             by the orisons of these poor folk make God thine ally;
24 XX    |           alms and charities to the poor lend wings to thy prayer,
25 XXII  |             to help me, because the poor hath committed himself unto
26 XXV   |          forget not the soul of the poor for ever; but grant me that
27 XXVII |             other creature. And the poor fools do not perceive, concerning
28 XXX   |             thy God, and to save my poor soul, do thou also thyself
29 XXXII |           by some country peasants, poor and common men, a mere handful,
30 XXXII |            that they may drag their poor dupes into the unquenchable
31 XXXIII|           and that, whether rich or poor, we are all of the same
32 XXXIII|     distribute all his money to the poor, sparing naught thereof.
33 XXXV  |             distributed them to the poor, thus making that which
34 XXXV  |             distributed amongst the poor all his wealth and riches,
35 XXXVI |            open thine ears unto the poor, that thou mayest find the
36 XXXVII|           That night he halted at a poor man's cabin, and stripped
37 XXXVII|          alms, he bestowed upon his poor host, and thus by the prayers
38 XXXVII|         thus by the prayers of that poor man, as well as of so many
39 XXXIX |           making remembrance of me, poor as I am. For I fear lest
40 XXXIX |            yet for our sakes became poor, that we through his poverty
41 XXXIX |            and alway remembering my poor and slothful soul. Rejoice,