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No wandering beggar who ringsat the convent bell, ever leaves the door without a penny and a piece ofbread to help him on his way.
But the charities of the nuns of Mawgan do not stop short at the firstgood work of succouring the afflicted; they extend also to a generoussympathy for those human weaknesses of impatience and irresolution inothers, which they have surmounted, but not forgotten themselves. Rathermore than twelve years since, a young girl of eighteen applied to beadmitted to share th...e dreary life-in-death existence of the Carmelitesisterhood. She was received for her year of probation: it expired, andshe still held firmly to her first determination. But the nuns, in pityto her youth, and perhaps mournfully remembering, even in theirlife-long seclusion of mind and body, how strong are the ties which bindtogether the beings of this world and the things of this world, gave hermore time yet to search her own motives, to look back on what she wasabandoning, to look forward on what she desired to obtain.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No wandering beggar who ringsat the convent bell, ever leaves the door without a penny and a piece ofbread to help him on his way.
But the charities of the nuns of Mawgan do not stop short at the firstgood work of succouring the afflicted; they extend also to a generoussympathy for those human weaknesses of impatience and irresolution inothers, which they have surmounted, but not forgotten themselves. Rathermore than twelve years since, a young girl of eighteen applied to beadmitted to share th...e dreary life-in-death existence of the Carmelitesisterhood. She was received for her year of probation: it expired, andshe still held firmly to her first determination. But the nuns, in pityto her youth, and perhaps mournfully remembering, even in theirlife-long seclusion of mind and body, how strong are the ties which bindtogether the beings of this world and the things of this world, gave hermore time yet to search her own motives, to look back on what she wasabandoning, to look forward on what she desired to obtain.
What to read after Rambles Beyond Railways;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Collins Wilkie to read onlineMoreLess
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