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ing before the fete of Saint Laurence and all that morning I had endured from the least suffering to ale that which might arrive, even the suffering by fire, in thought, should there be need, in limitation of this great saint, but I avow that upon seeing the charity and kind hearted meso, of these poor savage Christians, I could with difficulty restrain my tears. Upon recovering myself a little, I questioned if all this might not be to adorn the victim, and if I should not be put to death upon my arrival! The good Christian woman told me there was nothing assured as yet but that the