Travels Through France Italy And Part of Austrian French Dutch Netherland
Travels Through France Italy And Part of Austrian French Dutch Netherland
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A deacon, an obstinate appellant, called PARIS 9 buried in St Medard's church, was canonized by them ; and a girl, blindand Jame, was said to have been cured at his grave. The archbishop Vemirr. Elle du Luc condemned this pretended miracle in 1731, proving the girl was never blind or lame ; her name was Ann Le Franc. The same is proved Jemonftratively by the archbifhop of Sens, both respecting this and all their other forgeries and pretend ed miracles. Abbe BESHKEANT, a notorious zealot of the ...party, s was a little lame and disfigured. He visiced the tomb of Monsieur PARIS very long, without any cure, as he testifies ; but at length he was seized, always on the tomb, with violent convulsions, jumping in the air, Sec. : this they called a miracle. Madema'uells lc Brvn, 1 8 year* old, found the same effect when she came upon the grave; but in her, these convulsions soon grew too immodest to be described ; as well as in many other?, for they were now multiplied without end, and all Paris went to see them, till the lung forbid them, and ordered the little church-yard of St Medard, -in which was pari&'s grave, to be shut up.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A deacon, an obstinate appellant, called PARIS 9 buried in St Medard's church, was canonized by them ; and a girl, blindand Jame, was said to have been cured at his grave. The archbishop Vemirr. Elle du Luc condemned this pretended miracle in 1731, proving the girl was never blind or lame ; her name was Ann Le Franc. The same is proved Jemonftratively by the archbifhop of Sens, both respecting this and all their other forgeries and pretend ed miracles. Abbe BESHKEANT, a notorious zealot of the ...party, s was a little lame and disfigured. He visiced the tomb of Monsieur PARIS very long, without any cure, as he testifies ; but at length he was seized, always on the tomb, with violent convulsions, jumping in the air, Sec. : this they called a miracle. Madema'uells lc Brvn, 1 8 year* old, found the same effect when she came upon the grave; but in her, these convulsions soon grew too immodest to be described ; as well as in many other?, for they were now multiplied without end, and all Paris went to see them, till the lung forbid them, and ordered the little church-yard of St Medard, -in which was pari&'s grave, to be shut up.
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