Livre · I Promessi Sposi
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It opened, and they beheld, by the light of the moon, which then
fell upon his pallid face and silvery beard, the form of Father
Christopher, who was there in anxious expectation of their
arrival. "God be thanked!" said he, as they entered. By his side
stood a capuchin, whose office was that of sexton to the church,
whom he had persuaded to leave the door half open, and to watch
with him. He had been very unwilling to submit to this
inconvenient and dangerous condescension, which it required all
the authority of the holy father to overcome; but, perceiving who
the company were, he could endure no longer. Taking the father
aside, he whispered, to him, "But Father-Father-at night-in the
church-with women-shut-the rules-but Father!--" "Omnia munda
mundis," replied he, turning meekly to Friar Fazio, and
forgetting that he did not understand Latin. But this
forgetfulness was exactly the most fortunate thing in the world.
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