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128 A TOUR THROUGH
" be."-" No, no, (said the officer) we
" are sensible of that.—But, come, Signor
" Padre, on with your garments, and
" march ;—we have no time to trisse.-
" Here, Corporal—(giving him the cordon)
V tie his hands, and let him feel the weight
" of St. Francis.—The saint owes him that,
" for having so impudently denied him for
" his master."—The poor soldier was per-
fectly passive ;-they arrayed him in the
sandals, the cowl, and the cloak of Fra
Pasqual, and put the great rosary about
his neck; and a most woeful figure he
made.---The officer made him look in the
glass, to try if he could recoiled himself,
and alked if he was a Capuchin now or
not.—He was shocked at his own appear-
ance ; but bore every thing with meekness
and resignation. They then conducted
him to the guard, belabouring him all
the way with the cord of St. Francis, and
asking him every slroke, if he knew his
master now?
In
" be."-" No, no, (said the officer) we
" are sensible of that.—But, come, Signor
" Padre, on with your garments, and
" march ;—we have no time to trisse.-
" Here, Corporal—(giving him the cordon)
V tie his hands, and let him feel the weight
" of St. Francis.—The saint owes him that,
" for having so impudently denied him for
" his master."—The poor soldier was per-
fectly passive ;-they arrayed him in the
sandals, the cowl, and the cloak of Fra
Pasqual, and put the great rosary about
his neck; and a most woeful figure he
made.---The officer made him look in the
glass, to try if he could recoiled himself,
and alked if he was a Capuchin now or
not.—He was shocked at his own appear-
ance ; but bore every thing with meekness
and resignation. They then conducted
him to the guard, belabouring him all
the way with the cord of St. Francis, and
asking him every slroke, if he knew his
master now?
In