Correspondence of James Fenimore Cooper volume 01
Correspondence of James Fenimore Cooper volume 01
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We are quite alone, which adds to the pleasure, unless we could choose our companions. Mrs. C. , the girls, Master Paul, and myself, each equipped with a candle, have just returned from a pilgrimage to the chapel, where we find most of the necessary ingredients for a funeral or a marriage, even at this hour; indeed, it is only ten years since the last nuns (eight in number) dispersed, so that everything is quite fresh and ecclesiasti cal. To add to the satisfaction, the Benedictines were not a ...rigid order, and all is genteel and nice, as they say in London. I have this moment quitted the window, and there was a foot-step beneath it. My sight was a little dimmed by rush-lights, and fancy was left to supply the functions of observation. This might be the soul of the last lady abbess, who no doubt was fat, and had a solid step, or it might have been some truant nun scratching at the convent-walls, in a sort of habitual kicking against the pricks. Alas ! it was only an old horse that appeared to range at free commons over the isle.
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We are quite alone, which adds to the pleasure, unless we could choose our companions. Mrs. C. , the girls, Master Paul, and myself, each equipped with a candle, have just returned from a pilgrimage to the chapel, where we find most of the necessary ingredients for a funeral or a marriage, even at this hour; indeed, it is only ten years since the last nuns (eight in number) dispersed, so that everything is quite fresh and ecclesiasti cal. To add to the satisfaction, the Benedictines were not a ...rigid order, and all is genteel and nice, as they say in London. I have this moment quitted the window, and there was a foot-step beneath it. My sight was a little dimmed by rush-lights, and fancy was left to supply the functions of observation. This might be the soul of the last lady abbess, who no doubt was fat, and had a solid step, or it might have been some truant nun scratching at the convent-walls, in a sort of habitual kicking against the pricks. Alas ! it was only an old horse that appeared to range at free commons over the isle.
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