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Please come." The two friends bade each other a fond goodbye, and parted.
Giselle found herself walking on the boulevard once more. She was extremely sad. She did not start home immediately but made her way into a little church where she sat down in a dark corner and prayed with tears in her eyes, for her friend who was losing her soul. She prayed as she had never prayed before, and begged the good God to grant her this request, that her friend might be brought back to the fold. Then, she dried... her tear-soaked eyes and, con- fident in the goodness of the Al- mighty, she left the church.
Rolande, upon the departure of her friend, found herself very much alone. She kept hearing her words over and over again. She saw the sad eyes which looked reproachfully into her sinful soul.
Rolande tried to think of something else, to read a book, to turn on the radio, but it was no use. She felt alone, so alone and desperate. For the past months, she had been tor- tured by thoughts of death or sick- ness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Please come." The two friends bade each other a fond goodbye, and parted.
Giselle found herself walking on the boulevard once more. She was extremely sad. She did not start home immediately but made her way into a little church where she sat down in a dark corner and prayed with tears in her eyes, for her friend who was losing her soul. She prayed as she had never prayed before, and begged the good God to grant her this request, that her friend might be brought back to the fold. Then, she dried... her tear-soaked eyes and, con- fident in the goodness of the Al- mighty, she left the church.
Rolande, upon the departure of her friend, found herself very much alone. She kept hearing her words over and over again. She saw the sad eyes which looked reproachfully into her sinful soul.
Rolande tried to think of something else, to read a book, to turn on the radio, but it was no use. She felt alone, so alone and desperate. For the past months, she had been tor- tured by thoughts of death or sick- ness.
What to read after Loria. 26?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by St. Joseph's College, New York to read onlineMoreLess
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