FFC 90
750—849 Religious tale.
93
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+ Mt 330 A II b (Soldier) *h d c, III a, IV a *i. 3. ECPE no 170 (Milt. Revive dead girl). | |
| 791. | an 1. FA p. 32 (Guest disturbed by Lord and St. Peter praying, strikes St. Peter. They continue to pray. Guest returns. This time Lord goes to the door but guest, believing him to be same one he struck before, passes by him and deals St. Peter more blows). |
| *792. | Lord asks St. Peter what kind of fruit he likes best. St. Peter really prefers the grape and wine but as he is ashamed to admit it he says he likes figs best. Lord commands that figtrees bear twice a year. St. Peter pulls his ear in disgust and wishes he had said he liked grape best. — This is why figtrees bear twice a year and St. Peter has one ear lower than the other. an 1. FA p. 31. |
800—809 Man in Heaven.
| 800. | Cf Mt 1710—1719. | |
| 804. | as 1. CFAC p. 191. 2. CFAC p. 192 (St. Peter complains because his mother is in Hell. Lord and St. Peter receive hospitality of mother and daughter who kill their only calf. As they eat they throw bones back into corral and every one becomes a cow. Lord gives the girl bones to eat when she is sick. She eats them. Lord says this is St. Peters' mother and she is cured and may enter Heaven). Cf Mt 750 B. ex 1. ECPE no 78 (St. Catalina's mother). | |
| *805. | Husband dies. Wife cutting grass cannot find hammer and anvil to sharpen scythe. She goes to a dying neighbor and says, "If you die, as you surely will, and go to Heaven, as you surely will not, ask | |
