tradition. t and tanding in ty and cimes slandered.

    Most brot for y, and y. Only trifle condescending in tion for liness, Abbot Daniel  in  and soever.

    tted t ts simplicity  Greek, impeccable manners, quietly penetrating tiful, slined lips. traordinary Greek; almost all ty and refinement. Many quite simply loved  tably ted reme reserve, self-control, and exquisite manners.

    Abbot and novice, eace and ruled and suffered in  closer and more drao eaco anyone else in ter, yet neito t at ease in t treated test solicitude,  ive, pered ts every order, counsel, and good  equanimity, never argued or sulked, and if t er at concealing it. to be said against  and no one c, apart from tinction surrounded .

    Once, after confession, t said to ;Narcissus, I admit t I am guilty of en I , and perice. You are very muc no friends. I ime to time, but I en do. But you never misbe you a little, Narcissus.quot;

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    quot;I o le fat may  I am arrogant. If so, I beg you to punisimes I feel an urge to puniso a age, fat;

    quot;You are too young for eit; said t. quot;Besides, you are eminently gifted in speec. to assign you loalents. In all probability you eac not your own wis;

    quot;Forgive me, fat certain udy,  be ot I do not believe t my life ed to study. A mans ermine iny, ermining, factors.quot;

    t listened gravely. Still, a smile played about ;Insofar as I o knoendency, especially ion. But tell me, since you believe t you iny, tell me ined fo