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"
Let
us
speak
French
,
my
father
,
"
said
he
to
the
Jesuit
;
"
Monsieur
d'Artagnan
will
enjoy
our
conversation
better
.
"
"
Yes
,
"
replied
d'Artagnan
;
"
I
am
fatigued
with
reading
,
and
all
this
Latin
confuses
me
.
"
"
Certainly
,
"
replied
the
Jesuit
,
a
little
put
out
,
while
the
curate
,
greatly
delighted
,
turned
upon
d'Artagnan
a
look
full
of
gratitude
.
"
Well
,
let
us
see
what
is
to
be
derived
from
this
gloss
.
Moses
,
the
servant
of
God-he
was
but
a
servant
,
please
to
understand-Moses
blessed
with
the
hands
;
he
held
out
both
his
arms
while
the
Hebrews
beat
their
enemies
,
and
then
he
blessed
them
with
his
two
hands
.
Besides
,
what
does
the
Gospel
say
?
IMPONITE
MANUS
,
and
not
MANUM-place
the
HANDS
,
not
the
HAND
.
"
"
Place
the
HANDS
,
"
repeated
the
curate
,
with
a
gesture
.
"
St.
Peter
,
on
the
contrary
,
of
whom
the
Popes
are
the
successors
,
"
continued
the
Jesuit
;
"
PORRIGE
DIGITOS-present
the
fingers
.
Are
you
there
,
now
?
"
"
CERTES
,
"
replied
Aramis
,
in
a
pleased
tone
,
"
but
the
thing
is
subtle
.
"
"
The
FINGERS
,
"
resumed
the
Jesuit
,
"
St.
Peter
blessed
with
the
FINGERS
.
The
Pope
,
therefore
blesses
with
the
fingers
.
And
with
how
many
fingers
does
he
bless
?
With
THREE
fingers
,
to
be
sure-one
for
the
Father
,
one
for
the
Son
,
and
one
for
the
Holy
Ghost
.
"
All
crossed
themselves
.
D'Artagnan
thought
it
was
proper
to
follow
this
example
.
"
The
Pope
is
the
successor
of
St.
Peter
,
and
represents
the
three
divine
powers
;
the
rest-ORDINES
INFERIORES-of
the
ecclesiastical
hierarchy
bless
in
the
name
of
the
holy
archangels
and
angels
.
The
most
humble
clerks
such
as
our
deacons
and
sacristans
,
bless
with
holy
water
sprinklers
,
which
resemble
an
infinite
number
of
blessing
fingers
.
There
is
the
subject
simplified
.
ARGUMENTUM
OMNI
DENUDATUM
ORNAMENTO
.
I
could
make
of
that
subject
two
volumes
the
size
of
this
,
"
continued
the
Jesuit
;
and
in
his
enthusiasm
he
struck
a
St.
Chrysostom
in
folio
,
which
made
the
table
bend
beneath
its
weight
.