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...purpose. Here was Bressini, scarred with firebrand and knife; Chabanel, once a professor of rhetoric iu France, now a missionary bound by a self-imposed vow...recoiled ; the fanatical Chaumonot, whose character savoured of his peasant birth, yet, such as his faith was, he was ready to die for it. Garnier, beardless...

...Here was Breisini, scarred with firebrand and knife; Chabanel, once a prcfessor of rhetoric in Trance, now a missionary bound by a self-imposed vow to a...recoiled; the fanatical Chaumonot, whose character savoured of his peasant birth, yet, such as his faith was, he was ready to die for it. Gamier, beardless...

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...Chaumont among the Neutrals. Here was Bressani, scarred with the firebrand and knife of the Iroquois j1 Chabanel, once a professor of rhetoric in France, now a missionary, bound by self-imposed vow to a life from which his nature recoiled ; the devoted Chaumont, whose rough nature...

...Chaumont among the Neutrals. Here was Bressani, scarred with the firebrand and knife of the Iroquois ;1 Chabanel, once a professor of rhetoric in France, now 'a missionary, bound by self-imposed vow to a life from which his nature recoiled ; the devoted Chaumont, whose rough nature...

...and, for chieftains scarred witli Danish battle-axes, was seen a band of thoughtful men, clad in a threadbare garb of black, their brows swarthy from...his peasant birth, — for the grossest fungus of su perstition that ever grew under the shadow of Rome was not too much for his omnivorous credu lity,...

...honor; and, for chieftains scarred with Danish battle-axes, was seen a band of thoughtful men, clad in a threadbare garb of black, their brows swarthy from...of superstition that ever grew under the shadow of 1 The date of this meeting is a supposition merely. It is adopted with reference to events which preceded...

...honor; and, for chieftains scarred with Danish battle-axes, was seen a band of thoughtful men, clad in a threadbare garb of black, their brows swarthy from...of superstition that ever grew under the shadow of 1 The date of this meeting it a. supposition merely. It is adopted with reference to events which preceded...

...errors publicly with an admirable fervor." (Regime 12.32.) In like manner, we can read in Parkman of "Chabanel, once a professor of rhetoric in France,...selfimposed vow to a life from which his nature recoiled" (Jesuits 657). Gather's versions of each of these incidents, however, elaborate on these facts. In...