ining in his songs of
praise, or keeping polite silence while the holy man talked with God.

Many wonderful things happened upon the Monte Alverno while Saint
Francis dwelt there. But none were more wonderful than the great love of
Francis himself; his love which was so big and so wide that it wrapped
the whole round world, binding all creatures more closely in a common
brotherhood.

So that every man and every bird and every beast that lives ought to
love the name of that dear Saint, their childlike, simple, happy little
brother, Saint Francis of Assisi.

HERE
THE BOOK OF SAINTS
& FRIENDLY BEASTS
ENDS

A CALENDAR

Here follow the Days of
the Saints and their
Beasts

Jan. 4. Saint Rigobert.

Jan. 13. Saint Kentigern.

Jan. 14. Saint Felix.

Jan. 18. Saint Prisca.

Jan. 19. Saint Launomar.

Feb. 1. Saint Bridget.

Feb. 3. {Saint Werburgh
{Saint Blaise.

Feb. 9. Saint Athracta.

Feb. 14. Saint Berach.

March 5. Saint Gerasimus.

March 20. Saint Cuthbert.

April 14. Saint Fronto.

May 10. Saint Comgall.

June 6. Saint Gudwall.

June 17. Saint Herve.

August 1. Saint Keneth.

Sept. 1. Saint Giles.

Sept. 12. Saint Ailbe.

Oct. 4. Saint Francis.

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Transcriber's Notes:

Obvious punctuation errors repaired.

Page 60-61, word split across pages had a dittograph. Extra "pro" was
removed (she heard a prodigious) Original read: (she heard a pro-{page
break}prodigious)

Page 62, a paragraph break was inserted in the text before the line
beginning: "A fox must have stolen it," he said guiltily.

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