She  grew  up,  according  to  all  her  biographers,  to  be  a  young
girl  of  singulur  grace  and  beauty,  greafrly  favoured  by  nature,
but  still  more  richly  endowed  by  grace.  The  daughter  of
the  captive  was  watched  over  by  guardian  angels  ;  her  food
was  the  milk  of  a  white  cow,  that  typefied  tlie  purity  of  her
own  young  heart ;  and  the  butter  from  her  master's  dairy,
that  she  too  generously  gave  to  the  poor,  was  miraculously
replaced  that  she  and  her  mother  might  not  be  blamed  on
account  of  waste  or  extravagance.
