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self unreservedly to devotion, whenthe Prior, less troubled with scruples of this sort, had peremp-torily commanded him to resume his work; and this he did,nothing doubting, simple soul that he was. He had takenupon himself the vow of obedience. The Prior knew whatwas right, and responsibility and… … 00 O< o 1=1o o uc3 02 o oO o d o 1—I 120 Mornings with Masters of Art How much more perfectly the Vicar of Christ must appreciatethe heavenly life; how much purer his vision than that ofthe simple monk ! So we may imagine ran the thought ofthis simple spirit. Next to heaven itself must be…
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