Awful Disclosures
Awful Disclosures
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I am unable to say how many nuns disappeared while I was in the Convent. There were several. One was a young lady called St. Pierre, I think, butam not certain of her name. There were two nuns by this name. I hadknown her as a novice with me. She had been a novice about two years anda half before I became one. She was rather large without being tall andhad rather dark hair and eyes. She disappeared unaccountably, andnothing was said of her except what I heard in whispers from a few ofthe nuns, ...as we found moments when we could speak unobserved.
Some told me they thought she must have left the Convent; and I mighthave supposed so, had I not some time afterward found some of her thingslying about, which she would, in such a case, doubtless have taken withher. I never had known any thing more of her than what I could observeor conjecture. I had always, however, the idea that her parents orfriends were wealthy, for she sometimes received clothes and otherthings, which were very rich.
Another nun, named Saint Paul, died suddenly; but as in other cases, weknew so little, or rather were so entirely ignorant of the cause andcircumstances that we could only conjecture; and being forbidden toconverse freely on that or any other subject, thought but little aboutit.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I am unable to say how many nuns disappeared while I was in the Convent. There were several. One was a young lady called St. Pierre, I think, butam not certain of her name. There were two nuns by this name. I hadknown her as a novice with me. She had been a novice about two years anda half before I became one. She was rather large without being tall andhad rather dark hair and eyes. She disappeared unaccountably, andnothing was said of her except what I heard in whispers from a few ofthe nuns, ...as we found moments when we could speak unobserved.
Some told me they thought she must have left the Convent; and I mighthave supposed so, had I not some time afterward found some of her thingslying about, which she would, in such a case, doubtless have taken withher. I never had known any thing more of her than what I could observeor conjecture. I had always, however, the idea that her parents orfriends were wealthy, for she sometimes received clothes and otherthings, which were very rich.
Another nun, named Saint Paul, died suddenly; but as in other cases, weknew so little, or rather were so entirely ignorant of the cause andcircumstances that we could only conjecture; and being forbidden toconverse freely on that or any other subject, thought but little aboutit.
What to read after Awful Disclosures?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Monk Maria to read onlineMoreLess
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