Thereuponthemonkwentthroughthissaidserviceforher，asitissungongreatfeastdays，withallthegrandeffectsusedinmonasteries，thepsalmswellchantedinfmajor，theflamingtapers，andthechoristers，andexplainedtoherthe/Introit/，andalsothe/itemissaest/，anddeparted，leavinghersosanctifiedthatthewrathofheavenwouldhavegreatdifficultyindiscoveringanyportionofthegirlthatwasnotthoroughlymonasticated。
Byhisorders，PerrotteconductedhimtoMademoiselledeCande，thelord\'ssister，towhomhewentinordertolearnifitwasherdesiretoconfesstohim，becausemonkscamesorarelytothecastle。Theladywasdelighted，aswouldanygoodChristianhavebeen，atsuchachanceofclearingoutherconscience。Amadorrequestedhertoshowhimherconscience，andshehavingallowedhimtoseethatwhichheconsideredtheconscienceofoldmaids，hefounditinabadstate，andtoldherthatthesinsofwomenwereaccomplishedthere；thattobeforthefuturewithoutsinitwasnecessarytohavetheconsciencecorkedupbyamonk\'sindulgence。Thepoorignorantladyhavingrepliedthatshedidnotknowwheretheseindulgencesweretobehad，themonkinformedherthathehadarelicwithhimwhichenabledhimtograntone，thatnothingwasmoreindulgentthanthisrelic，becausewithoutsayingaworditproducedinfinitepleasures，whichisthetrue，eternalandprimarycharacterofanindulgence。Thepoorladywassopleasedwiththisrelic，thevirtueofwhichshetriedinvariousways，thatherbrainbecamemuddled，andshehadsomuchfaithinitthatsheindulgedasdevoutlyinindulgencesastheLadyofCandehadindulgedinvengeances。ThisbusinessofconfessionwokeuptheyoungerDemoiselledeCande，whocametowatchtheproceedings。
Youmayimaginethatthemonkhadhopedforthisoccurrence，sincehismouthhadwateredatthesightofthisfairblossom，whomhealsoconfessed，becausetheelderladycouldnothinderhimfrombestowingupontheyoungerone，whowishedit，whatremainedoftheindulgences。
But，remember，thispleasurewasduetohimforthetroublehehadtaken。Themorninghavingdawned，thepigshavingeatentheirtripe，andthecatshavingbecomedisenchantedwithlove，andhavingwateredalltheplacesrubbedwithherbs，Amadorwenttoresthimselfinhisbed，whichPerrottehadputstraightagain。Everyoneslept，thankstothemonk，solong，thatnooneinthecastlewasupbeforenoon，whichwasthedinnerhour。Theservantsallbelievedthemonktobeadevilwhohadcarriedoffthecats，thepigs，andalsotheirmasters。Inspiteoftheseideashowever，everyonewasintheroomatmealtime。
“Come，myfather，“saidthechatelaine，givingherarmtothemonk，whomsheputathersideinthebaron\'schair，tothegreatastonishmentoftheattendants，becausetheSireofCandesaidnotaword。“Page，givesomeofthistoFatherAmador，“saidmadame。