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After some time he took it in his head that he would travel to
Rome. On the way he passed by a marsh, in which a number of frogs
were sitting croaking. He listened to them, and when he became
aware of what they were saying, he grew very thoughtful and sad.
At last he arrived in Rome, where the Pope had just died, and
there was great doubt among the cardinals as to whom they should
appoint as his successor. They at length agreed that the person
should be chosen as pope who should be distinguished by some
divine and miraculous token. And just as that was decided on, the
young count entered into the church, and suddenly two snow-white
doves flew on his shoulders and remained sitting there. The
ecclesiastics recognized therein the token from above, and asked
him on the spot if he would be pope. He was undecided, and knew
not if he were worthy of this, but the doves counselled him to do
it, and at length he said yes.
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