Shingle Bay did not know what to make of Fr. Savinius Happ. He was a cheerful, rotund Franciscan, a famous author of books on everything from Etruscan civilization to Alpine meadows to beetles, and someone who had never quite mastered the English language. His jovial demeanor concealed a wisdom that alternately bewildered, astonished, and ultimately won over the people of Shingle Bay.
Shingle Bay did not know what to make of Fr. Savinius Happ. He was a cheerful, rotund Franciscan, a famous author of books on everything from Etruscan civilization to Alpine meadows to beetles, and someone who had never quite mastered the English language. His jovial demeanor concealed a wisdom that alternately bewildered, astonished, and ultimately won over the people of Shingle Bay.
