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| And some want to be edified and raised up, and call it virtue: and others want to be cast down,--and likewise call it virtue. Claude had confided him to that same college of Torchi where he had passed his early years in study and meditation; and it was a grief to him that this sanctuary, formerly edified by the name of Frollo, should to-day be scandalized by it. I have seen Justin Lebasset die, dear Arribas, and was touched, edified, to the bottom of my soul. |
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