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 1 2   |        Saint Francis had not yet taken the religious habit, though
 2 3   |          the small loaves he had taken with him, as we learned
 3 6   |     father of the Order, who had taken from the world so many gifted
 4 XXIV|         same fate; but they were taken prisoners, and after being
 5 1   |       look for from God, who has taken from me peace and every
 6 2   | neighbours, but we have likewise taken away their lives, and yet
 7 2   |       known in the world. Having taken leave of St Francis, he
 8 4   |         Christ. For since he had taken the habit of St Francis,
 9 5   |         went out to see what had taken place: and even to this
10 13  |          towards him; and having taken leave of him, he said to
11 24  |        to leave the place he had taken, and in his fury he sought