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 1 2 |        had so given himself to penance and mortification that many
 2 3 |   through constant weeping and penance, had become nearly blind,
 3 4 |        and well disposed to do penance, he departed thence, and
 4 8 |    Francis and the severity of penance, and at length ended his
 5 11|        humbly asked pardon and penance. When he had done this,
 6 11|       his sin had accepted his penance, St Francis beheld the devil
 7 1 |        soul, after having done penance for fifteen days, should
 8 2 |       thou shalt order, and do penance for our sins with thee."
 9 2 |        in which they did great penance. Two of them died shortly
10 2 | reflecting on his sins, he did penance during fifteen years. Besides
11 2 |  robber having continued to do penance for many years, it so happened
12 3 |        him; he observed severe penance, subjected himself to much
13 5 |        thou inflict on thyself penance and prayer, as thou art
14 6 |     saying: "These men do such penance that they are quite out
15 6 |       their minds through much penance. St Francis entered the
16 6 |        wonderful a way on holy penance, on the world, on voluntary
17 13|     Order, and allow him to do penance with him. Then the saint,
18 13|  living a life of holiness and penance, and speaking always of
19 21|       most willingly will I do penance, and serve our Lord Jesus
20 25|      greatly loved the ways of penance, which preserve the purity
21 25|    from him his instruments of penance, and preventing him from