They called the lowly damsel daughter of God.

They taught her to live well and go to church.

Without always having anything very new to say to her, since they came so constantly, they spoke to her of things which filled her with joy, and, after they had disappeared, Jeanne ardently pressed her lips to the ground their feet had trodden.[284] [Footnote 280: _Ibid._, index, under the words, _Voices_, _Catherine_, and _Marguerite_.] [Footnote 281: _Ibid._, vol.i, pp.

71-85, 167 _seq._, 186 _seq._] [Footnote 282: _Ibid._, pp.

185, 186.] [Footnote 283: In the French, _humblement_.