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- Just so much compassion may have softened, long ago, the rigid features of some abbess on her tribunal, when after pronouncing the fatal Vade in pace, she saw an unhappy nun led out between the executioners, to expiate her broken vows. - "Barren Honour: A Novel", George A. Lawrence.
- 25. This prophecy of Noah is the vade mecum of slaveholders, and they never venture abroad without it. - "The Anti-Slavery Examiner, Omnibus", American Anti-Slavery Society.
- " There's a vade mecum for the intending assassin," Dunn thought grimly to himself, but he said nothing, gave the other a sullen nod, and started off on his strange and weird mission of murdering himself. - "The Bittermeads Mystery", E. R. Punshon.