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Danger in the Dark - ZseZse

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DANQER IN TIm DARK. 71<br />

blood-but what of that I <strong>the</strong> enemies of God and <strong>the</strong><br />

adversaries of <strong>the</strong> sovereign pontiff, must be overthrown!<br />

Should a Jesuit falter, tremble and tum<br />

pale at thought of blood, while <strong>the</strong> church suffers<br />

reproach and is impeded <strong>in</strong> her progress ~ What<br />

God abhors, let our holy order forever detest and<br />

oppose! Consequences be what <strong>the</strong>y may, it is <strong>the</strong><br />

imperative duty of every Jesuit to defend <strong>the</strong> faith<br />

and protect <strong>the</strong> <strong>in</strong>terests of <strong>the</strong> church: oath-bound is<br />

each member of <strong>the</strong> immaculate Society of Jesus, to<br />

persecute and destroy heretics. As a Je uit, I am<br />

not my own-but stand, obsequious to <strong>the</strong> will of<br />

his hol<strong>in</strong>ess, <strong>the</strong> pope-promptly render<strong>in</strong>g obedience,<br />

<strong>in</strong> thought, word and deed. II< II< *' II< Jesuitism is an<br />

<strong>in</strong>strument <strong>in</strong> <strong>the</strong> hands of <strong>the</strong> sovereign pontiff,<br />

wielded at his pleasure, to pierce <strong>the</strong> heart of Protestantism<br />

<strong>in</strong> every land I-it is a sword whose hilt is <strong>in</strong><br />

Rome, and whose blade is over all <strong>the</strong> earth!"<br />

His soliloquy was here broken off by a rap on his<br />

-door - proceed<strong>in</strong>g to open which, a grave priestlylook<strong>in</strong>g<br />

man presented himself, who greeted him as<br />

Dr. Dup<strong>in</strong>; and whom he, <strong>in</strong> turn, greeted as<br />

Bishop Constant<strong>in</strong>s.<br />

" Happy to see you, dear Bishop I please be seated."<br />

" To whom, <strong>in</strong> all this world, Dr. Dup<strong>in</strong>, were you<br />

discours<strong>in</strong>g so vehemently as I approached I You<br />

seem to be entirely alone."<br />

"Di you certa<strong>in</strong>ly hear me, Bishop]"<br />

"Hear you, sir ¥ why, upon my word, you were<br />

rav<strong>in</strong>g I"

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