Sister Teresa
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"Who knows, " her thoughts said, "who can say? The ways of Providenceare inscrutable. " And she looked at the little daft woman as if shewere a messenger.
As they stood calculating the strength of the lock and hinges thedoor-bell suddenly began to jingle.
"He wouldn't ring the bell; he would come down the chimney, " saidMiss Dingle.
"But who can it be?" said the portress, "and at this hour. " "This will save you. " Miss Dingle thrust a rosary into the nun's handand fled down the passage. "Be su...re to throw it over his neck. " The nun tried to collect her scattered thoughts and her courage. Again the bell jingled; this time the peal seemed crazier than thefirst, and, rousing herself into action, she asked through thegrating who it might be.
"It is I, Sister Evelyn; open the door quickly, Sister Agnes. " The nun held the door open, thanking God it was not the devil, andEvelyn dragged her trunk through the door, letting it drop upon themat abruptly.
"Tell dear Mother I want to speak to her--say that I must see her--besure to say that, and I will wait for her in the parlour.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Who knows, " her thoughts said, "who can say? The ways of Providenceare inscrutable. " And she looked at the little daft woman as if shewere a messenger.
As they stood calculating the strength of the lock and hinges thedoor-bell suddenly began to jingle.
"He wouldn't ring the bell; he would come down the chimney, " saidMiss Dingle.
"But who can it be?" said the portress, "and at this hour. " "This will save you. " Miss Dingle thrust a rosary into the nun's handand fled down the passage. "Be su...re to throw it over his neck. " The nun tried to collect her scattered thoughts and her courage. Again the bell jingled; this time the peal seemed crazier than thefirst, and, rousing herself into action, she asked through thegrating who it might be.
"It is I, Sister Evelyn; open the door quickly, Sister Agnes. " The nun held the door open, thanking God it was not the devil, andEvelyn dragged her trunk through the door, letting it drop upon themat abruptly.
"Tell dear Mother I want to speak to her--say that I must see her--besure to say that, and I will wait for her in the parlour.
What to read after Sister Teresa?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Moore George to read onlineMoreLess
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