29, 1791.

(This decree is not in Duvergier's collection~)--Moniteur, XII.

59, 247 (sessions of April 5 and 28, 1792).] [Footnote 2318: At the Jacobin Club, Legendre proposes a much a more expeditious measure for getting rid of the priests.

"At Brest, he says, boats are found which are called Marie-Salopes, so constructed that, on being loaded with dirt, they go out of the harbor themselves.

Let us have a similar arrangement for priests; but, instead of sending them out of the harbor, let us send them out to sea, and, if necessary, let them go down." ("Journal de Amis de la Constitution," number 194, May 15, 1792.)] [Footnote 2319: Moniteur, XII.