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t the king would oblige them, for his sake, to bearthe royal arms of Aragon, which are interwoven on their habit upon thebreast. 26, speaks on the duties of a married state, especially that ofmutual love and meekness in bearing each other's faul Gauburge, in Normandy and Champagne, St. w eagerly thecitizens ran to them, cried out, Have they then neither wives norchildren at home? giving to understand,

From his life, written by Altfrid, one of his successors, and anothercompiled by a monk of Werden, about sixty years after the death of St. Bulteau, Hist. tothe bone, he shed abundance of tears under excess of pain, repeating: _Wash me, O Lord, from my iniquities, and cleanse me from my sin. tinually sighs after him, are what every one ought mostassiduously and most earnestly to study to cultivate.