The Confessions of J. J. Rousseau — volume 02
The Confessions of J. J. Rousseau — volume 02
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In this hall ofaudience were assembled four or five ill-looking banditti, my comrades ininstruction, who would rather have been taken for trusty servants of thedevil than candidates for the kingdom of heaven. Two of these fellowswere Sclavonians, but gave out they were African Jews, and (as theyassured me) had run through Spain and Italy, embracing the Christianfaith, and being baptised wherever they thought it worth their labor.
Soon after they opened another iron gate, which divided a large b...alconythat overlooked a court yard, and by this avenue entered our sistercatechumens, who, like me, were going to be regenerated, not by baptismbut a solemn abjuration. A viler set of idle, dirty, abandoned harlots, never disgraced any persuasion; one among them, however, appeared prettyand interesting; she might be about my own age, perhaps a year or twoolder, and had a pair of roguish eyes, which frequently encountered mine;this was enough to inspire me with the desire of becoming acquainted withher, but she had been so strongly recommended to the care of the oldgoverness of this respectable sisterhood, and was so narrowly watched bythe pious missionary, who labored for her conversion with more zeal thandiligence, that during the two months we remained together in this house(where she had already been three) I found it absolutely impossible toexchange a word with her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In this hall ofaudience were assembled four or five ill-looking banditti, my comrades ininstruction, who would rather have been taken for trusty servants of thedevil than candidates for the kingdom of heaven. Two of these fellowswere Sclavonians, but gave out they were African Jews, and (as theyassured me) had run through Spain and Italy, embracing the Christianfaith, and being baptised wherever they thought it worth their labor.
Soon after they opened another iron gate, which divided a large b...alconythat overlooked a court yard, and by this avenue entered our sistercatechumens, who, like me, were going to be regenerated, not by baptismbut a solemn abjuration. A viler set of idle, dirty, abandoned harlots, never disgraced any persuasion; one among them, however, appeared prettyand interesting; she might be about my own age, perhaps a year or twoolder, and had a pair of roguish eyes, which frequently encountered mine;this was enough to inspire me with the desire of becoming acquainted withher, but she had been so strongly recommended to the care of the oldgoverness of this respectable sisterhood, and was so narrowly watched bythe pious missionary, who labored for her conversion with more zeal thandiligence, that during the two months we remained together in this house(where she had already been three) I found it absolutely impossible toexchange a word with her.
What to read after The Confessions of J. J. Rousseau — volume 02?
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