Life of the Cur Dars
Life of the Cur Dars
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U At 8 o'clock we went to Benediction. The church was filled with wor- shippers, of whom a considerable number were strangers. The walls were covered with rich hangings and banners, the Tabernacle splendidly gilt, the Remonstrance sparkling with jewels; the light of a multitude of tapers played upon the gold and diamonds; and kneeling amid all these splendors was the priest worn out with vigils and fasts, breathing forth in a scarcely audible voice the fervor of his love. " The difficulty of pr...ocuring food and lodging in so poor a place as Ars would soon, however, have put an end to the concourse of pilgrims, had curiosity or novelty been their only attraction. Persons of the highest rank and most re- fined and luxurious habits were content, in the words of one of the pilgrims, to be ill lodged, ill fed, to rise early, to be squeezed, elbowed, repulsed; they braved cold, hunger, thirst, fatigue, want of sleep, all to catch a few words from the holy cure; they would not have done so much for a kino;.
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U At 8 o'clock we went to Benediction. The church was filled with wor- shippers, of whom a considerable number were strangers. The walls were covered with rich hangings and banners, the Tabernacle splendidly gilt, the Remonstrance sparkling with jewels; the light of a multitude of tapers played upon the gold and diamonds; and kneeling amid all these splendors was the priest worn out with vigils and fasts, breathing forth in a scarcely audible voice the fervor of his love. " The difficulty of pr...ocuring food and lodging in so poor a place as Ars would soon, however, have put an end to the concourse of pilgrims, had curiosity or novelty been their only attraction. Persons of the highest rank and most re- fined and luxurious habits were content, in the words of one of the pilgrims, to be ill lodged, ill fed, to rise early, to be squeezed, elbowed, repulsed; they braved cold, hunger, thirst, fatigue, want of sleep, all to catch a few words from the holy cure; they would not have done so much for a kino;.
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