Sister Teresa: a Novel
Sister Teresa: a Novel
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Dean?" Merat shook her head.
" Then what do you think will be the end — there must be an end — the convent ?" Digitizi ed by Google 96 SISTER TERESA " Mademoiselle goes every week to the convent, and spends from Saturday to Monday there." " Good heavens !" He got out of his arm-chair and walked into the small hall, and, looking round, he wondered how she could live in such discomfort; and he asked Merat if he might see the dining-room.
" This is not what we are used to, is it, Merat ?
Not quite... up to the level of Park Lane." They continued to deplore the change that had come over Evelyn. They exaggerated their disap- proval in the hopes of convincing themselves that they were right and she was wrong, that she was a poor misguided person, worthy of their pity, but they only succeeded* in convincing themselves supeir- ficially. Even while he insisted on her folly, Owen was aware of something great and noble, and the image which did not define itself in his mind, but passed at the back of it, was of a tall tree which had grown above the original scrub.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dean?" Merat shook her head.
" Then what do you think will be the end — there must be an end — the convent ?" Digitizi ed by Google 96 SISTER TERESA " Mademoiselle goes every week to the convent, and spends from Saturday to Monday there." " Good heavens !" He got out of his arm-chair and walked into the small hall, and, looking round, he wondered how she could live in such discomfort; and he asked Merat if he might see the dining-room.
" This is not what we are used to, is it, Merat ?
Not quite... up to the level of Park Lane." They continued to deplore the change that had come over Evelyn. They exaggerated their disap- proval in the hopes of convincing themselves that they were right and she was wrong, that she was a poor misguided person, worthy of their pity, but they only succeeded* in convincing themselves supeir- ficially. Even while he insisted on her folly, Owen was aware of something great and noble, and the image which did not define itself in his mind, but passed at the back of it, was of a tall tree which had grown above the original scrub.
What to read after Sister Teresa: a Novel?
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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