In Our Convent Days
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" For two weeks past the strains had floated from every music room. We could hear, through the closed doors, Frances Fenton, who was to be St. Elizabeth of Hungary, quavering sweetly, "Unpretending and lowly, Like spirits pure and holy, I love the wild rose best, I love the wild rose best, I love the wi-i-ild rose best. " We could hear Ella Holrook announ cing in her deep contralto, 95 In Our Convent Days 44 *T is the privilege of a Landgrave To go where glory waits him, Glory waits him ; " and... the chorus trilling jubilantly, 44 Heaven has changed the bread to roses, Heaven has changed the bread to roses. " Why, I wondered, did they have to say everything two and three times over ? Even when the Landgrave detects St. Elizabeth in the act of carrying the loaves to the poor, his anger finds a vent in iteration.
44 Once again you Ve dared to brave my anger, Yes, once again you Ve dared to brave my anger ; My power you scorn, My power you scorn. " To which the Saint replies gently, but tediously, 44 My lord they are, My lord they are But simple roses, But simple ro-o-oses, That I gathered in the garden even now.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" For two weeks past the strains had floated from every music room. We could hear, through the closed doors, Frances Fenton, who was to be St. Elizabeth of Hungary, quavering sweetly, "Unpretending and lowly, Like spirits pure and holy, I love the wild rose best, I love the wild rose best, I love the wi-i-ild rose best. " We could hear Ella Holrook announ cing in her deep contralto, 95 In Our Convent Days 44 *T is the privilege of a Landgrave To go where glory waits him, Glory waits him ; " and... the chorus trilling jubilantly, 44 Heaven has changed the bread to roses, Heaven has changed the bread to roses. " Why, I wondered, did they have to say everything two and three times over ? Even when the Landgrave detects St. Elizabeth in the act of carrying the loaves to the poor, his anger finds a vent in iteration.
44 Once again you Ve dared to brave my anger, Yes, once again you Ve dared to brave my anger ; My power you scorn, My power you scorn. " To which the Saint replies gently, but tediously, 44 My lord they are, My lord they are But simple roses, But simple ro-o-oses, That I gathered in the garden even now.
What to read after In Our Convent Days?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Repplier Agnes to read onlineMoreLess
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