Porro Cudbercto tanta erat dicendi peritia, tantus amor persuadendi quae coeperat, tale vultus angelici lumen, ut nullus praesentium latebras ei sui cordis celare praesumeret; omnes palam quae gesserant, confitendo proferrent, quia nimirum haec eadem illum latere nullo modo putabant; et confessa dignis, ut imperabat, poenitentiae fructibus abstergerent.
Further, Cuthbert had such skill in utterance, such a love of persuading in what he had begun, such a light upon his face like the countenance of an angel, that none that was present durst presume to hide the secrets of his heart from him; that all did openly declare in confession the things they had done, for that without doubt they thought that these same could in no wise be hid from him; and at his bidding wiped away the things they had confessed by worthy fruits of repentance.
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