Tales of the Cloister
Tales of the Cloister
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" I came West unexpectedly, and did not know until last night that I would be able to leave Chicago to-day. But surely she will permit me to see Sister Estelle without de lay. Please tell her that I am here, Sister, and that I am heart-hungry. " The portress hesitated. "I am sure you may see her, Miss Van Nest Doctor Van Nest, I mean. You see, we know all about you, even here, and we rejoice in your success. But you must be prepared for some change in Sister Estelle. She she has not been well. ..." Dr. Van Nest grew a little indignant. " Why was I not informed?" she asked, quickly. The portress looked at her with a smile which dep- 186 Between Darkness and Dawn recated the unconsciously assumed professional manner.
" It was Sister Estelle s own request that you should not know, " she said, softly. "You were abroad, and she feared your anxiety, if you knew her condition, might interfere with your work. She believed there was no cause for anxiety. She knew you would come to see her as soon after your return to America as you could.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" I came West unexpectedly, and did not know until last night that I would be able to leave Chicago to-day. But surely she will permit me to see Sister Estelle without de lay. Please tell her that I am here, Sister, and that I am heart-hungry. " The portress hesitated. "I am sure you may see her, Miss Van Nest Doctor Van Nest, I mean. You see, we know all about you, even here, and we rejoice in your success. But you must be prepared for some change in Sister Estelle. She she has not been well. ..." Dr. Van Nest grew a little indignant. " Why was I not informed?" she asked, quickly. The portress looked at her with a smile which dep- 186 Between Darkness and Dawn recated the unconsciously assumed professional manner.
" It was Sister Estelle s own request that you should not know, " she said, softly. "You were abroad, and she feared your anxiety, if you knew her condition, might interfere with your work. She believed there was no cause for anxiety. She knew you would come to see her as soon after your return to America as you could.
What to read after Tales of the Cloister?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jordan, Elizabeth Garver, 1867-1947, Ed to read onlineMoreLess
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