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 1 IV|        the treachery of his own priest, who was the only person
 2 IV|  vengeance had prompted the bad priest to betray his confession.
 3 IV|       they went to confess to a priest of their nation, and revealed
 4 IV|     Faithful to his threat, the priest, with a view to more reward,
 5 IV|         indignation against the priest who had betrayed them. He
 6 IV|    punishment was deserved by a priest who betrayed it, and what
 7 IV|        that Christians burn the priest who reveals them, and absolve
 8 IV|       made by the guilty to the priest is proscribed by the Christian
 9 IV|      their forgiveness. Now the priest's insatiable avarice had
10 IV|         ordered the treacherous priest to be confronted with the
11 IV|     applying this to the guilty priest, he condemned him to be
12 IV|       moment, had sent the good priest. The latter, although he
13 IV|      her confidence in the good priest, and look upon him not only
14 V |       she could not go with the priest, she promised to be with
15 V |   question. The holy and devout priest said his mass, praying the
16 V |             In truth," says the priest in the account we give here, "
17 V |       and praying with her. The priest was weeping, but she was
18 VI|       It is plain that the good priest had not prayed in vain. "
19 VI| therefore, madame," replied the priest, "these sufferings now are