Les Misérables Ch 3, 4, & 5

 Chapter Ⅲ 

    In this chapter, the Bishop traveled by foot to thirty-two curacies, forty-one vicarships, and two hundred and eighty-five auxiliary chapels. He arrived to Seniz, an ancient city where is is received by mayor at the gate. His appearance shocked the people there since he looked not so good and came riding a donkey. As a priest instead of a preach, he talked. He gave examples of a helpful neighborhoods like, the people of Briançon. The help out the poor, orphans, widows, rebuild houses if ruined, and there hasn't been a single murder. He continued giving examples till he couldn't think of any. 


Chapter Ⅳ

    In this chapter, there a rich lady called Madame la Comtesse de Lô who had three sons. Each son was an heir to a relative. The youngest was heir to his grandaunt of hundred thousand livres, the second was heir to the entail of the Duke, his uncle, and the oldest was to succeed his grandfathers peerage. The Bishop told told her, "Place your hopes in the man from whom you do not inherit." On a another day, the Bishop went up to M. le Marquis and asked for something. Marquis replied he had poor people of himself, and the Bishop said, give them to me. The next following days he preached in the cathedral, heard of a criminal case to which lead to an execution. The Bishop did not take part of it. 


Chapter V

    In this chapter, it talks about Monsieur Myriel private yet public life. He slept, go to mass at the cathedral or home, and then get to work. He would also on his garden or through midday he would walk in the country or town. Around the time M. Myriel was on is walk, children and old people would go see the Bishop. The Bishop would bless them as they blessed him. For super, he would dine with his sister, Madame Magloire. The Bishop dinner would be vegetables in boiled water and oil soup. After supper, he would go to his room and wrtie. He would read some interesting manuscripts. Some where Arabic, Flavius Josephs, and Chaldaic paraphrase of Onkelos. By nine o'clock, everyone would be in there rooms asleep. 

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