fair to us out of uie church with their tell me now what habit is than the of our priests well we owe them au to except the and the stole which are as for the an ice and the they retain the very names they bore in s day the worn by the comes from tis a of those rude times when the sacrificing priests wore the skins of the beasts with the fur outward strip thy black gown thy and for they come to us all three th m the pagan ladies let thy hair grow like s for the is as pagan as the take care what thou said sternly we know the very year in which the church did first it but not invent it the wore it a few thousand years ere that from it came through the to the priests of in egypt and afterwards of at tlie late pope the saints be good to him once told me the was forbidden by god to the in the if so this was because of the egyptian priests wearing it i trust to his i am no scholar the latin of thy is a barrier i cannot ad me ad no thank you holy i can stand a good deal but i cannot stand thy latin nay give me the new testament tis not the greek of but tis greek and there be heathen sayings in it too for st paul was not so against them as thou when the heathen said a good thing that suited his matter by he just took it and mixed it to all eternity with the inspired text come forth come forth said rising and know that but for the powerful house that thee accursed should go no farther for i would have thee burned at the stake and he strode out white with indignation s reception of this threat did credit to him as an he ran and joyfully after and i is pagan burning of men s bodies for the opinions of their souls is a purely pagan custom � as pagan as incense holy water a hundred in one church the the cardinal s or s hat the word pope the here the door the and the hearth but ere they could get clear of the house a was flung open and the came out head and shoulders and the street � ac and having delivered this parting blow he felt a great triumphant joy and strode to and and not attending with his usual care to the way for his room could only be by little paths among the tripped over the of an egyptian and rolled upon a regiment of gods which found tough in argument though small in stature � you will go no more to that said to sighed shall we leave him and not try to correct make allowance for heat of discourse i he was words are worse than his acts oh tis a pure and table soul so are all arch satan does not tempt them like other men rather he makes them more moral to give their teaching weight era cannot be corrected his family is in rome pray we the saints he to him not be the first time they have returned good for evil meantime art forbidden to with him from this day go alone through the city confess and i i comfort the sick i the preach wherever men ai e gathered and occasion serves i and hold no converse with the era � bowed his head then the prior at s request had the watched and one day the spy d with th news that brother had passed by the era s lodging and had ed a little while in the street and then gone on with his hand to his eyes and slowly this report to the prior the prior asked his opinion and also s who was then taking leave of him on his return to l i he obeyed but with regret ay with childish he shed a natural tear at turning his back on a friend and a benefactor but he obeyed now was one of your gentle he had at tim a mild even over worthy brother said is weak to the very bone he will disappoint thee he will do nothing either for the church or for our holy order yet he is an orator and hath drunken of the spirit of st fly him then with a string that same day it was announced to that he was to go to england immediately with brother folded his hands on his breast and bowed his head in calm submission chapter a is not an good in a strange house the governing power is strong in her she has scarce crossed the threshold ere the seem to the hearth to sweep itself the windows to let in more light and the soul of an enormous to the place but this is a busy body and t is a tremendous character it has no it sets everything to rights and everybody now many are the better for being to rights but everything is not everything is the one thing that wont stand being set to rights except in that calm and cool retreat the grave altered the position of every chair and table in margaret s house and perhaps for tiie better but she must go farther and upset the live furniture when margaret s time was close at hand invited tlie aid of and martin and on ttie poor simple minded fellows asking her earnestly what service they could be she told them they might make themselves comparatively useful by going for a little walk so far so good but she intimated further that should the extend into the middle of next week all the better this was not the subsequent conduct of the strong under the yoke of 