He who was of Rheims or Chartres has now become a citizen of Tyre or Antioch. Some already possess homes or households by inheritance. Some have taken wives not only of their own people but Syrians or Armenians or even Saracens who have obtained the grace of baptism. Out here there are grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Some tend vineyards, others till fields.
People use the eloquence and idioms of diverse languages in conversing back and forth.
Words of different languages have become common property known to each nationality, and mutual faith unites those who are ignorant of their descent. Our relatives and parents join us from time to time, sacrificing. Those who were poor in the Occident, God makes rich in this land. Those who had little money there have countless bezants here, and those who did not have a villa possess here by the gift of God a city. God does not wish those to suffer want who with their crosses dedicated themselves to follow Him, nay even to the end.