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may, loud the lamentation, grievous the sus-
picion. The custodians of the church and
the shrine were seized and cast into prison,
where they lay till the day of their trial.
On the morning of that day the church of
St. Dorothea was filled with a divine fra-
grance, which seemed to transpire from the
empty shrine as from a celestial flower.
Wherefore once again the shrine was opened,
and there, even such as they had been seen
by many of the faithful seven years before,
lay the relics of the Saint in their old resting-
place.

Now to all poor souls God grant a no less
happy end of days than this which He
vouchsafed to the poor leper-singer Waldo
of the Priory of Three Fountains.