Mission Tales in the Days of the Dons
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After a pro longed sojourn in Mexico and a return to Yerba Buena, she visited Santa Barbara, and there became interested in the charitable and educa tional work of the Church, and at the request of the Padres she took charge of the school for young girls that was conducted under the management of the Mission.
Her duties called her many times to San Buena Ventura and Carpinteria, and on one of these journeys she carried as a riding-whip a fresh twig of the Mission grape-vine. One of her devoted ...pupils of the latter place asked her for the riding-whip, and the sweet-faced Sister Concha, as she was now known, smilingly gave it.
CONCEPCION AGUELLA The girl planted the twig, and like the broad-spreading, gentle influence of the pious Sister, the grape-vine thrived and spread its sweeping branches, until to-day it is the largest single grape-vine in the world.
Years passed, and Sister Concha became Abbess of the convent, and later returned north to live again upon the shores of her beloved bay of Yerba Buena.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
After a pro longed sojourn in Mexico and a return to Yerba Buena, she visited Santa Barbara, and there became interested in the charitable and educa tional work of the Church, and at the request of the Padres she took charge of the school for young girls that was conducted under the management of the Mission.
Her duties called her many times to San Buena Ventura and Carpinteria, and on one of these journeys she carried as a riding-whip a fresh twig of the Mission grape-vine. One of her devoted ...pupils of the latter place asked her for the riding-whip, and the sweet-faced Sister Concha, as she was now known, smilingly gave it.
CONCEPCION AGUELLA The girl planted the twig, and like the broad-spreading, gentle influence of the pious Sister, the grape-vine thrived and spread its sweeping branches, until to-day it is the largest single grape-vine in the world.
Years passed, and Sister Concha became Abbess of the convent, and later returned north to live again upon the shores of her beloved bay of Yerba Buena.
What to read after Mission Tales in the Days of the Dons?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A S C Forbes to read onlineMoreLess
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