Margery — volume 01
Margery — volume 01
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True it is that the class I learnt in at the convent was under thestrictest rule, and that my teacher was a Carthusian nun; and yet I takepleasure in calling to mind the years when my spirit enjoyed the benefitof schooling with friendly companions and by the side of my best friend. Nay, even in the midst of the silent dwelling of the speechless Sisters, right merry laughter might be heard during the hours of rest, and inspite of the thick walls of the class-room it reached the nuns' ears. Albei...t at first I was stricken with awe, and shy in their presence, I soon became familiar with their strange manner of life, and there wasmany an one whom I learnt truly to love: with some, too, we could talkand jest right merrily, for they, to be sure, had good ears, and we, were not slow in learning the language of their eyes and fingers.
As concerning the rule of silence no one, to my knowledge, ever broke itin the presence of us little ones, save only Sister Renata, and she wasdismissed from the convent; yet, as I waxed older, I could see that thenuns were as fain to hear any tidings of the outer life that might find away into the cloister as though there was nothing they held more dearthan the world which they had withdrawn from by their own free choice.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
True it is that the class I learnt in at the convent was under thestrictest rule, and that my teacher was a Carthusian nun; and yet I takepleasure in calling to mind the years when my spirit enjoyed the benefitof schooling with friendly companions and by the side of my best friend. Nay, even in the midst of the silent dwelling of the speechless Sisters, right merry laughter might be heard during the hours of rest, and inspite of the thick walls of the class-room it reached the nuns' ears. Albei...t at first I was stricken with awe, and shy in their presence, I soon became familiar with their strange manner of life, and there wasmany an one whom I learnt truly to love: with some, too, we could talkand jest right merrily, for they, to be sure, had good ears, and we, were not slow in learning the language of their eyes and fingers.
As concerning the rule of silence no one, to my knowledge, ever broke itin the presence of us little ones, save only Sister Renata, and she wasdismissed from the convent; yet, as I waxed older, I could see that thenuns were as fain to hear any tidings of the outer life that might find away into the cloister as though there was nothing they held more dearthan the world which they had withdrawn from by their own free choice.
What to read after Margery — volume 01?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ebers Georg to read onlineMoreLess
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