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the earnest cry of his {526} heart with sighsand tears, to obtain the grace of being always faithful to his promises. 499,504, followed by St. Ye have never envied any one. The former sent him twocongratulatory letters the same year, in which he applauds thistestimony of his zeal, and in the fi

itute, which takes its name from the first and principal of the joyful mysteries of the mother of God. The saint wouldhave asked the king's pardon, but that good prince, fearing he shouldforget the argument that had occurred to his mind, caused his secretaryto write it down for him. A sight ofone such conversion, he says, gave him more joy, than if a thousandimperial diadems of the richest jewels had been placed upon his head. riosity in our regard? However you mayseem now to pity us, to-morrow you will clap your hands at our death,and applaud our murderers.