A Saint
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" While we exchanged these remarks in a low voice the cassock of our guide, fantastically illumined by the lamp, whose unprotected flames flickered in the draughts, plunged deeper and deeper into interminable corridors. We went up one staircase and down others. Sometimes we threaded the arcades of a cloister. Now and then a night-bird rose at our approach, or a cat fled away silent and terrified. If there had been but a single gleam of moonlight the romantic mystery of our walk across that vast... convent might have furnished forth a nightmare. As it was, I evoked in thought the monks of other ages who had glided through these shadows on their way to prayer. Our guide himself seemed set 56 PASTELS OF MEN.
back forty years, and to be walking the corridors in a tile of his brethren, — young, eager in his beliefs, ardent for his order. What memories must stir within him now that he lived alone in that deserted building ! And yet he was gay, almost jovial in the midst of this disaster, through the vigor of his faith.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" While we exchanged these remarks in a low voice the cassock of our guide, fantastically illumined by the lamp, whose unprotected flames flickered in the draughts, plunged deeper and deeper into interminable corridors. We went up one staircase and down others. Sometimes we threaded the arcades of a cloister. Now and then a night-bird rose at our approach, or a cat fled away silent and terrified. If there had been but a single gleam of moonlight the romantic mystery of our walk across that vast... convent might have furnished forth a nightmare. As it was, I evoked in thought the monks of other ages who had glided through these shadows on their way to prayer. Our guide himself seemed set 56 PASTELS OF MEN.
back forty years, and to be walking the corridors in a tile of his brethren, — young, eager in his beliefs, ardent for his order. What memories must stir within him now that he lived alone in that deserted building ! And yet he was gay, almost jovial in the midst of this disaster, through the vigor of his faith.
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