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believed in the metempsychosis, that is, the ^ [[addition]] trans [[/addition]] migration of souls into other bodies. [[deletion]] That [[/deletion]] ^ our Philosopher had brought with him three or four denarii which was the price of the shoes, [[deletion]] he went home [[/deletion]] [[addition]] he carried them [[/addition]] not little pleased, shaking ^ [[addition]] [[underline]] them in [[/underline]] [[/addition]] his hand. Afterwards when he found that [[deletion]] it [[/deletion]] ^ [[addition]] [[underline]] this gain [[/underline]] [[/addition]] gave him ^ [[addition]] to much [[/addition]] pleasure [[deletion]] [[unclear]] this secr[[unclear]] [[addition]] satisfaction[[/addition]] [[/deletion]] [[deletion]] he ^ ^ [[unclear]] [[/deletion]] [[deletion]] in [[unclear]] but was [[unclear]] [[/deletion]] [[deletion]] went back [[unclear]] place a [[unclear]] [[/deletion]] [[deletion]] himself & the shoemaker lives. [[addition]] Re[[unclear]] [[/addition]] [[unclear]] [[/deletion]] [[deletion]] what you owe. [[/deletion]] Therefore he relearned to the ^ [[addition]] same [[/addition]] shop & [[deletion]] [[unclear]] the [[/deletion]] [[addition]] thruest the money [[/addition]] [[deletion]] [[unclear]] through a chink, [[/deletion]] [[addition]] through a chink [[/addition]] for a punishment of his greedy desires lest he should accustom himself to covet what belongs to others.
