\"Trytopreventhisdoingso，\"Iadded，\"evenbyviolence，butinthefirstplaceendeavourtopacifyhim。\"
Nodoubtthecountwasafraid，forhecalledouttohisservantsandorderedthemtofetchthepriest，whetherhecouldcomeorno。Hisorderwasexecuted，andthepriestwasledin，foamingwithrage，cursingthecount，callinghimexcommunicatedwretch，whoseverybreathwaspoisonous；swearingthatneveranothermassshouldbesunginthechapelthathadbeenpollutedwithsacrilege，andfinallypromisingthatthearchbishopshouldavengehim。
Thecountlethimsayon，andthenforcedhimintoachair，andtheunworthyecclesiasticnotonlyatebutgotdrunk。Thuspeacewasconcluded，andtheabbeforgotallhiswrongs。
AfewdayslatertwoCapuchinscametovisithimatnoon。Theydidnotgo，andashedidnotcaretodismissthem，dinnerwasservedwithoutanyplacebeinglaidforthefriars。Thereuponthebolderofthetwoinformedthecountthathehadhadnodinner。Withoutreplying，thecounthadhimacommodatedwithaplatefulofrice。TheCapuchinrefusedit，sayingthathewasworthytosit，notonlyathistable，butatamonarch’s。Thecount，whohappenedtobeinagoodhumour，repliedthattheycalledthemselves\"unworthybrethren，\"andthattheywereconsequentlynotworthyofanyofthisworld’sgoodthings。
TheCapuchinmadebutapooranswer，andasIthoughtthecounttobeintherightIproccededtobackhimup，tellingthefriarheoughttobeashamedathavingcommittedthesinofpride，sostrictlycondemnedbytherulesofhisorder。