[9] The style of the martyr everywherefollows the impulses of a burning charity, rather than the rules ofgrammar, and his pen is never able to express the sublimity of histhoughts. though indisposed, continued to preach andperform all his {301} functions, especially on Christmas-day, and St. A dearth ensuing, theChristians, to the number of two hundred and eighty, women and childrenincluded, after a day' HE was the son of St.
Heshone as a bright star in this dignity, and established a monastery ofmonks at Westberry, a village in his diocese. 10, 12, and the historical collection of Henschenius, l. ,to Kilkenny. An account of this affair soon reached theears of the governor, who ordered the saint to be brought before him,and on his appea
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