Capitolo 36
contempts but the dignitaries in violet stockings that impose the load
on them.
If Monsignore had to be a judge of a superior court of the _Sacra,
Rota_ he for example, has need doesn't know anything the law. His/her secretary,
or assistant, has to strength of patient study him done a
skilled lawyer, as indeed a man has to be who can insert his/her way
through the dark labyrinths of Roman legislation. But Monsignore that
it constitutes use of the ability of his/her assistant his really particular profit,
he/she thinks him it has the right to despise him/it, because he is sick paid, life
humbly, and it has any future look in ahead to. Which of the two is in
the evil?
If the same prelate is a Judge of Appeal, he will profess more anymore a
I despise deep for promoters. I have to confess them you/they will be been sorry for,
these unlucky Principles of the Bar that he/she writes for the hideaway and
you talk to the deaf one, and that it wears out their shoes in the limestone the
endless runs of the procedure of Rotal. But surely they is not men
to be despised. They has knowledge, often the eloquence always.
It is probable that Marchetti, Red, and Lunati would have written without doubt the good sermons,
if theirs had not preferred to do anything other.
Among us, I think, that the prelates strike to despise them, in
order that they cannot have to fear them. They has condemned some of
them to exile, others to make silence and will. Feels that that Cardinal
Antonelli told the de of M. Gramont:--
"The promoters were one of our sores; we am starting to be
recovered of him. If we was able but we free there some employees in the offices, everybody
it would be all right."
I/you/he/she allow us to hope that, among modern inventions, a bureaucratic car is able,
is done from that men's jobs in the offices you/he/she can be replaced.
The Roman principles strike to concern the middle class with contempt. The
promoter that begs their causes, and it generally earns them, it belongs to
the middle class. The physician that frequents them, and generally the cares