Love Letters of a Priest
Love Letters of a Priest
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I said there was nothing to say, but I don't think I said it well. I could see there was some- thing on his mind, and at last as he was leaving it came out. He didn't look at me as he spoke, but said that there were some rumours about that you and I had been seen walking together after dark over the common and along the Church road. I told him with priestly indignation that there was no truth in it. He then said that he had asked you just before coming to see me, and you also denied it, as well... as the rumours that I had followed you home from a ball, and in front of a parishioner, had broken forth into a storm of jealous abuse. He said he could not believe it, either of you or of me ! LOVE LETTERS OF A PEIEST. 95 I asked him if it were likely a priest would do these things, and he had answered that if the rumours were untrue, they should be suppressed at once. I promised I would see to it, and there the interview ended. I must see you, but you will have to be very care- ful. Your brother is going away on business on Friday, so we'll have to leave it until then.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I said there was nothing to say, but I don't think I said it well. I could see there was some- thing on his mind, and at last as he was leaving it came out. He didn't look at me as he spoke, but said that there were some rumours about that you and I had been seen walking together after dark over the common and along the Church road. I told him with priestly indignation that there was no truth in it. He then said that he had asked you just before coming to see me, and you also denied it, as well... as the rumours that I had followed you home from a ball, and in front of a parishioner, had broken forth into a storm of jealous abuse. He said he could not believe it, either of you or of me ! LOVE LETTERS OF A PEIEST. 95 I asked him if it were likely a priest would do these things, and he had answered that if the rumours were untrue, they should be suppressed at once. I promised I would see to it, and there the interview ended. I must see you, but you will have to be very care- ful. Your brother is going away on business on Friday, so we'll have to leave it until then.
What to read after Love Letters of a Priest?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by P E S Patricia Ethel Stonehouse Scott to read onlineMoreLess
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