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ANEcDoTE OF THE CosvEnr oF MoUsrNn ST..
A certain brother came to the Convent, and find
ing the Monks all at work, shook his head and said
TO the Abbot Labor for the meat that perisheth.
Zachary, said the old Abbot to his servant, give
the brother book, and show him into CELL There
sat the Monk all day long. At night, wondering
that no one had called him to dinner, he goes 10 the
Abbot Father, says he, don't the brethren eat
to-day


o yes,' replied the Abbot, they have eaten plen-
tifuIly.'


And why, added the Monk. did you not call
me y


Because, brother replied The Abbot you are
spiritual man, and have no need of carnal food,