Mexico And Its Religion
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His family consisted of himself and two daughters; and he was rich. Upon a certain time, one of those strolling monks, with whom thecountry abounds, chanced to offer an indignity to one of the daughters, and the old man chanced to return the indignity by inflicting upon themonk such a beating as never poor friar had yet received in thevice-kingdom--such a one as the feelings of an outraged father alonecould justify. This was not the end of the matter; it was only thebeginning of evil to the old... man, as he well knew, for he had laid hishands upon one of the consecrated--one who had received the sacramentof "Holy Orders;" and, above all, he was rich enough to tempt thecupidity of the Inquisition, which always watched with jealous careover the orthodoxy of those whose estates, when confiscated, would addto "the greater glory of God, " that is, to the treasury of the "HolyOffice. " Guilty or not guilty, the old man had but one mode of escape, and thatwas by avoiding an arrest. To effect this object he resorted to a novelexpedient.
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His family consisted of himself and two daughters; and he was rich. Upon a certain time, one of those strolling monks, with whom thecountry abounds, chanced to offer an indignity to one of the daughters, and the old man chanced to return the indignity by inflicting upon themonk such a beating as never poor friar had yet received in thevice-kingdom--such a one as the feelings of an outraged father alonecould justify. This was not the end of the matter; it was only thebeginning of evil to the old... man, as he well knew, for he had laid hishands upon one of the consecrated--one who had received the sacramentof "Holy Orders;" and, above all, he was rich enough to tempt thecupidity of the Inquisition, which always watched with jealous careover the orthodoxy of those whose estates, when confiscated, would addto "the greater glory of God, " that is, to the treasury of the "HolyOffice. " Guilty or not guilty, the old man had but one mode of escape, and thatwas by avoiding an arrest. To effect this object he resorted to a novelexpedient.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wilson Robert A. to read onlineMoreLess
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