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PART I. _introduction_

Diversions in Sicily · Henry Festing Jones — chapter 14 of 22 · ~92 words · public domain

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Introduction

I. Divine Mercy.--A majestic matron robed as a sovereign, resplendent with jewels and sheltering sinners under the voluminous folds of her mantle.

2. The Blind Design of the Prodigal.--His departure from his father's house. A resolute youth in the garb of nudity, with a bandage over his eyes; his right hand is tied behind him and in his left is a bunch of flowers; he turns and gives ear to the Evil Spirit.

3. The Evil Spirit.--Clothed in skins like a faun, he is lying in wait for the preceding figure.

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