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The American

CHAPTER VII
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That I did, punctiliously, and received an apostolic flesh-wound at Castlefidardo.

It did neither the Holy Father nor me any good, that I could see.

Rome was doubtless a very amusing place in the days of Caligula, but it has sadly fallen off since.

I passed three years in the Castle of St.Angelo, and then came back to secular life." "So you have no profession--you do nothing," said Newman.
"I do nothing! I am supposed to amuse myself, and, to tell the truth, I have amused myself.

One can, if one knows how.


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