The Abbess, a Romance .. 1
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" Sister Martha is very good-natured, you need not be afraid to speak." VOL. I. L 218 THE ABBESS.
Still Olive appeared to hesitate.
" Speak, my child," said the old nun ; " speak what the record tells. If there be evil in it, perchance it may serve to the weak as a warning." Thus sanctioned, Olive resumed her narra- tive, in a low voice, while the heads of her four hearers almost met together, in their anxiety not to lose a word.
" Then you must know, that what seemed a young lady was " " Was !... " squeeked one of the holy sisters, — " was w^hat?" " Was — neither more nor less, than the fiendish spirit of the devil, sent by him on purpose to seduce the poor young knight, whose faith was pledged to the Lady Madaline d'Albano." " Oh — h — h !" was groaned forth by all, and again they soothed their terrors by the act that sets demons at defiance.
" And what became of the poor young lady of the castle?" inquired Clara.
" She lost her wits, inamediately after the THE ABBESS. 219 adventure I told }'oii of last night ; and they say, she made the most unaccountable noises, and said the strano^est words !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Sister Martha is very good-natured, you need not be afraid to speak." VOL. I. L 218 THE ABBESS.
Still Olive appeared to hesitate.
" Speak, my child," said the old nun ; " speak what the record tells. If there be evil in it, perchance it may serve to the weak as a warning." Thus sanctioned, Olive resumed her narra- tive, in a low voice, while the heads of her four hearers almost met together, in their anxiety not to lose a word.
" Then you must know, that what seemed a young lady was " " Was !... " squeeked one of the holy sisters, — " was w^hat?" " Was — neither more nor less, than the fiendish spirit of the devil, sent by him on purpose to seduce the poor young knight, whose faith was pledged to the Lady Madaline d'Albano." " Oh — h — h !" was groaned forth by all, and again they soothed their terrors by the act that sets demons at defiance.
" And what became of the poor young lady of the castle?" inquired Clara.
" She lost her wits, inamediately after the THE ABBESS. 219 adventure I told }'oii of last night ; and they say, she made the most unaccountable noises, and said the strano^est words !
What to read after The Abbess, a Romance .. 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frances Milton Trollope to read onlineMoreLess
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