Caragol was wearing it upon his hairy chest, and experiencing a new-born faith in the miracles of this foreign image.
"To her sanctuary, Captain, the pilgrims go in thousands.

Every day she performs a miracle....

There's a holy staircase there which the devout climb on their knees and many of these lads have mounted it.

I should like ..." On some of their voyages to Brest he was hoping that Ferragut would permit him to go to Auray long enough to climb that same stairway on his knees, to see _Ste.

Anne_ and return aboard ship.
The vessel was no longer in a commercial harbor.