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The Dolorous Passion of Our Lord Jesus Christ

CHAPTER XXIV
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His name is Joseph.

He has pushed his way through the crowd to come to me.

Poor child, he is laughing: he knows nothing at all of what is going on.

How light his clothing is! I fear he must be cold, the air is so sharp this morning.
Wait, my child; let me put something more over you.' After saying these words in such a natural tone of voice that it was almost impossible for those present not to turn round and expect to see the child, she held up a dress which was near her, as would be done by a kind-hearted person wishing to clothe a poor frozen child.

The friend who was standing by her bedside had not sufficient time to ask her to explain the words she had spoken, for a sudden change took place, both in her whole appearance and manner, when her attendant pronounced the word obedience,--one of the vows by which she had consecrated herself to our Lord.


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