The Romance of Dollard
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His genial nose tilted up, and as overture to his good advice, show- ing aU his gums, he whispered : " What a pretty little Sister of St. Joseph you will make ! " Massawippa stirred, and with her dull-red blanket arranged a rest for her head against the balustrade.
"What do you think of meV he inquired.
After reticent pause of a length to embarrass a modest questioner, Massawippa admitted: THE WOOING OF JOUANEAUX. 149 " You are not so Mack and oily as La Monche." " Who is La Mouche ? " " He is ...my father's adopted nephew." " Does he want to wed you ? " " He dare not name such a thing to me ! " " That is excellent," commended Jouaneaux. " You have the true spirit of a novice. You must never think of marriage with any man." He gloated upon her, his entire chest sighing.
The scandal of the situation, should any nun open the chapel door, was a danger which made this inter- view the most delightful sin of his life. But the two Sisters most given to Adgils had watched all the pre- vious night, and he counted upon nature's revenge to leave him unmolested.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His genial nose tilted up, and as overture to his good advice, show- ing aU his gums, he whispered : " What a pretty little Sister of St. Joseph you will make ! " Massawippa stirred, and with her dull-red blanket arranged a rest for her head against the balustrade.
"What do you think of meV he inquired.
After reticent pause of a length to embarrass a modest questioner, Massawippa admitted: THE WOOING OF JOUANEAUX. 149 " You are not so Mack and oily as La Monche." " Who is La Mouche ? " " He is ...my father's adopted nephew." " Does he want to wed you ? " " He dare not name such a thing to me ! " " That is excellent," commended Jouaneaux. " You have the true spirit of a novice. You must never think of marriage with any man." He gloated upon her, his entire chest sighing.
The scandal of the situation, should any nun open the chapel door, was a danger which made this inter- view the most delightful sin of his life. But the two Sisters most given to Adgils had watched all the pre- vious night, and he counted upon nature's revenge to leave him unmolested.
What to read after The Romance of Dollard?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Catherwood Mary Hartwell to read onlineMoreLess
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