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 1 Praise| doctor-like. And as he understood charity well himself, so he did
 2 Praise|           done. They incite us to charity, and yet make no difference
 3 Praise|        make no difference between charity infused and charity wrought
 4 Praise|       between charity infused and charity wrought in us by our own
 5 Praise|  otherwise professing apostolical charity, despise one another, and
 6 Praise|        account for His precept of charity. One shall show you a large
 7 Praise|           the duties of faith and charity. Nor can I acknowledge them
 8 Praise|          they are to discourse of charity, they take their rise from
 9 Praise|      purple robe, a badge of that charity he owes the commonwealth.
10 Praise|          cover a camel; is it not charity that spreads itself so wide
11 Praise|          the least breach of that charity which, by the command of