Beasts in cassocks - End Time Deception

the permission of those present. Keep in mind that I do not partici-
pate in the sessions ; I only wait on the members."
Father Slunin slapped me on the shoulder in sign of approval,
saying: "Yes, we have made no mistake in recommending you to
both the Bishop and the Archbishop as a man who knows how to
hold his tongue. You'll do splendidly. One meets such men very
seldom, and one is never sorry to meet them. Don't fail to call on
their Eminences to-night."
CHAPTER YL
/ Meet The ''ArchangeV
When I came that evening to Archbishop Platon's apartment, I
found there, besides the Vicarial Bishop Alexander Nemolovsky, an-
other "gentleman" in frock coat, white vest and white tie. After
Archbishop Platon, and Bishop Alexander had given me their bless-
ing, Platon introduced to me the "gentleman" in the frock coat, say-
ing: "This is our most beloved, loyal and worthy Inspector Genera!
and editor of our newspaper, Mr. Gabriel 'Archangel' Dobroff. Ami
this," turning to the gentleman in the frock coat and white tie, "is
Ivan Feoktistovitch Dudikofif, who is at present with us on probation
and about whom, my dear Sir, I have already spoken to you. Make
friends with him."
Both Archbishop Platon and Bishop Alexander were in very
good humor, and asked me to make myself at home. Taking a goou
look at Dobroff, I recalled having seen him more than once at the
"sessions", after which he often helped me to escort home on foot
(if the "session" was held not far from the Consistory) or place into
closed cars and send home those who could not take care of them-
neither Dobrofif nor I made any sign of recogni-
selves. . . . But
tion. True, at the "session" there was a great difference in our rela-
tive positions : Dobroff, like the "Fathers" and their intimate friends,
sat in an armchair, while I, standing in the doorway of the "meeting"
room, entered only when summoned. I took orders which I con-
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