This divine virtueburned so warmly in his heart, as to be transfused through his features,over which it spread a superhuman and celestial glow, and gave to hisdiscourse a melting tenderness. But nowsucceeded the accustomed visitation of crosses, to be afterwardsfollowed by an increase of grace and supernatural favors; an alternationwhich checkered the whole course of his life. EUPHRASIA, V. Footnotes:1.
What Ido is not in my own name, but in the Lord's. His intention was only to ascribe one point or other of such carnal interpretations to each, and to S positivae, l. Thebeneficial result of such conduct was soon made manifest, for he therebywon the hearts of all the religious, who under him, advanced with rapidstrides towards the most heroic {514} perfection.
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