When Mr. Roger Brooke spoke to Zocchi's coming to say Mass for his poor son he expressed his personal satisfaction, raised not possible objection and said that though it was not the custom of Father Jean Dubois, he would explain it to him when I returned home. He did and thought he would hear that Zocchi had come which would have been a consolation. Last Friday Brooke told Brute that Zocchi on his visit said that he had received a letter that would prevent his saying the mass. Brute thought that Dubois has written, but Dubois said he had not written but would have agreed with Brute on the matter. They would be pleased not only that Father Zocchi would bring the Blessed Sacrament to the boy but that he would say the Mass for him and that they would not consider this an exception to their rule. :: II-3-o - A.L.S. - English - 2pp. 8vo. 3