The Innocents Abroad · Character

Three Hundred Happy Priests

A group of priests observed in a humorous scene.

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Also known as Three hundred happy , comfortable priests, their

First appearance: xiii

Three Hundred Happy Priests shows up with force in XXV. The page is where that presence becomes real.

Mentioned as the comfortable priests employed in the Duomo of Florence.

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In XXV: Mentioned as the comfortable priests employed in the Duomo of Florence. Later, in XXIX: Implied in the description of the…

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