his presentation in thetemple. They were beatenwith clubs, buffeted on the face with gauntlets made of several piecesof leather, and at length condemned to lose their heads. Among the eight monks whom he keptwith him at Litchfield, was one Owini, who came with queen Ethelred,commonly called St. e to be thrust into other most tender parts,and drawn out again, and this to be frequently repeated with violence.
3, de Sacerd. His eyes, generallyshut, opened frequently to rest upon the mild image of Our Lady, whosepicture was opposite him. This is true even in temporal undertakings; butmuch more so in the charge of souls, in which all success is moreparticularly the special work of the Holy Ghost, not the fruit of humanindustry. FEBRUARY XVIII.
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