Eleanor Leslie a Memoir
Eleanor Leslie a Memoir
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" The next thing young Ambrose suggested was a cross on the Z 66 ELEANOR LESLIE.
Communion Table in the church. He got one made, and a procession of the school children followed him, carrying it through the park to the church, the poor old parson, a maiden sister on each arm, bringing up the rear. The boy put the cross on the Com- munion Table, and heard the parson say to his sisters with a sigh, "Ain't it awful!" At Carstairs Mrs. Leslie became acquainted with Colonel and Mrs. Macdonell. They ...were perhaps the first of her friends who had always been Catholics. Colonel Macdonell had seen hard fighting, and was a gallant soldier, very warm-hearted and impetuous, ardent in his faith and also in his devotion to the Bourbons. His pretty courtesy to his wife, who was slow in her manner of speak- ing, was very pleasing. He would check his impetuosity and wait for her to finish speak- ing in the most high-bred manner. They lived in Edinburgh in a very simple, quiet way, ob- served the fasts of the Church when past sixty, and went to Mass every morning.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" The next thing young Ambrose suggested was a cross on the Z 66 ELEANOR LESLIE.
Communion Table in the church. He got one made, and a procession of the school children followed him, carrying it through the park to the church, the poor old parson, a maiden sister on each arm, bringing up the rear. The boy put the cross on the Com- munion Table, and heard the parson say to his sisters with a sigh, "Ain't it awful!" At Carstairs Mrs. Leslie became acquainted with Colonel and Mrs. Macdonell. They ...were perhaps the first of her friends who had always been Catholics. Colonel Macdonell had seen hard fighting, and was a gallant soldier, very warm-hearted and impetuous, ardent in his faith and also in his devotion to the Bourbons. His pretty courtesy to his wife, who was slow in her manner of speak- ing, was very pleasing. He would check his impetuosity and wait for her to finish speak- ing in the most high-bred manner. They lived in Edinburgh in a very simple, quiet way, ob- served the fasts of the Church when past sixty, and went to Mass every morning.
What to read after Eleanor Leslie a Memoir?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stone Jean Mary to read onlineMoreLess
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