LXXXIV. TO THE SAME 193 LXXXV. TO MOTHER A. M. CLÉMENT 194 LXXXVI. TO SISTER M. D. GOUBERT 195 LXXXVII. TO DOM GALICE 196 LXXXVIII. TO SISTER M. A. DE MORVILLE 198 LXXXIX. TO M. DE COYSIA 201 XC. TO THE COUNTESS DE TOULONJON 203 XCI. TO MGR. ANDRÉ FRÉMYOT 205 XCII. TO A BLIND SISTER 208 XCIII. TO SISTER B. M. DE HARAUCOURT 209 XCIV. TO SISTER P. J. DE MONTHOUX 211 XCV. TO M. NOËL BRULART 214 XCVI. TO THE COUNTESS DE TOULONJON 216 XCVII. TO M. NOËL BRULART (EXTRACT) 218 XCVIII. TO THE COUNTESS DE TOULONJON 219 XCIX. TO SISTER M. A. DE RABUTIN 224 C. TO M. NOËL BRULART 225 CI. TO MOTHER M. A. LE ROY 229 CII. TO SISTER A. L. DE MARIN DE SAINT MICHEL 231 CIII. TO THE ABBÉ DE VAUX 234 CIV. TO A GREAT SERVANT OF GOD 237 CV. TO MOTHER A. M. DE RABUTIN 243 CVI. TO ST. VINCENT DE PAUL 244 CVII. TO SISTER C. M. F. DE CUSANCE 246 CVIII. TO SISTER J. B. GOJOS 248 CIX. TO SISTER L. A. DE LA FAYETTE 249 CX. TO THE DUCHESS DE MONTMORENCY 252 CXI. TO A NOVICE 254 JUDGMENT OF ST. FRANCIS DE SALES ON THE VIRTUES OF MOTHER DE CHANTAL "My brother de Thorens," said St. Francis to one of his friends, "travelled last month into Burgundy to fetch his little wife, and brought back with her a mother-in-law whom neither he is worthy of having nor I of serving. God has given her to me. She has come to be my daughter in order that I may teach her to die to the world and to live to Jesus Christ. Urged by God's design over her she has left all, and has provided for all with a strength and prudence not common to her sex, such that in her every action the good will find wherewith to praise her and the wicked will not know in what to blame her."