Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-16

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 commanding authority did this apostolic deliver the dictates wisdom rude and barbarous people with which, both by words forth the the divine law. and evident which he confirmed the heavenly truths which he preached that doctrine easily made its the hearts of his brought incredible the spirit wonderful making he there which sancy its inhabitants that from them the island The rule which the extant Ish Bishop Though charity the him i'm the world he always careful by habtu recollection of things live always a very acquaintance with himself daily hauaI most perfect interior virtues In his old his de allowed of s great ehange For this purpose he begged that he might he