It will be a memorial of your old companion." Then he addressed all three of us.

He blessed God that in his extremity he had the happiness to be surrounded by those whom he held dearest in the world, and he looked upon it as a fine spectacle, where four persons were together, so unanimous in their feelings, and loving each other for each other's sake.

He commended us one to the other; and proceeded thus: "My worldly matters being arranged, I must now think of the welfare of my soul.

I am a Christian; I am a Catholic.

I have lived one, and I shall die one.