Life in the Grey Nunnery At Montreal
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" "You had better try it once more, "she added, and I thought there was a slight sneer in hertone; "Perhaps you may succeed better another time. ""No, " I replied, "I shall not try to run away from thenunnery again. I should most assuredly be caught andbrought back, and then they would make me suffer so much, I assure you I shall never do it again. " She looked atme a moment as though she would read my very soul, andsaid, "And so you did not find your friends, after all, did you?" I again told ...her that I did not, and she seemedsatisfied with the result of her questioning. When shecame in, I was pleased to see her, and thought I wouldask her for something to eat, or at least for a littlecold water. But she seemed so cold-hearted, so entirelydestitute of sympathy or kind feeling, I had no courageto speak to her, for I felt that it would do no good. Perhaps I misjudged her. I knew from her looks that shemust have been a great sufferer; but I have heard it saidthat extreme suffering sometimes hardens instead ofsoftening the heart, and I believe it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "You had better try it once more, "she added, and I thought there was a slight sneer in hertone; "Perhaps you may succeed better another time. ""No, " I replied, "I shall not try to run away from thenunnery again. I should most assuredly be caught andbrought back, and then they would make me suffer so much, I assure you I shall never do it again. " She looked atme a moment as though she would read my very soul, andsaid, "And so you did not find your friends, after all, did you?" I again told ...her that I did not, and she seemedsatisfied with the result of her questioning. When shecame in, I was pleased to see her, and thought I wouldask her for something to eat, or at least for a littlecold water. But she seemed so cold-hearted, so entirelydestitute of sympathy or kind feeling, I had no courageto speak to her, for I felt that it would do no good. Perhaps I misjudged her. I knew from her looks that shemust have been a great sufferer; but I have heard it saidthat extreme suffering sometimes hardens instead ofsoftening the heart, and I believe it.
What to read after Life in the Grey Nunnery At Montreal?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sarah J Richardson to read onlineMoreLess
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