The Killing of a Vocation
The Killing of a Vocation
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The children, who had never seen this cere- mony, were deeply impressed, and told me after- wards that they were terrified lest I should die beneath the awful pall. How I wish I had. It would have been such an easy way out.
CHAPTER X.
FOR some little time I had been seeing visitors from outside occasionally. Our chaplain had sent several women to me for instruction in the Catholic religion, and they had been received into the Church in our little Chapel. Then they had brought their friends to s...ee me. I had but little time for them, but I could usually count on an hour or so on Sunday.
A priest who had been staying for some time at the Monastery hard by got to know me too, and often he would come and ask to see me. As he was a great man, a famous preacher, thinker and writer, none of the sisters could make out why he should want to chat with a young novice. I do not know myself, but I greatly enjoyed his visits, during which we would discuss literature, life, religion. He was very simple and boyish in spite of all his learning, and absolutely charming to me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The children, who had never seen this cere- mony, were deeply impressed, and told me after- wards that they were terrified lest I should die beneath the awful pall. How I wish I had. It would have been such an easy way out.
CHAPTER X.
FOR some little time I had been seeing visitors from outside occasionally. Our chaplain had sent several women to me for instruction in the Catholic religion, and they had been received into the Church in our little Chapel. Then they had brought their friends to s...ee me. I had but little time for them, but I could usually count on an hour or so on Sunday.
A priest who had been staying for some time at the Monastery hard by got to know me too, and often he would come and ask to see me. As he was a great man, a famous preacher, thinker and writer, none of the sisters could make out why he should want to chat with a young novice. I do not know myself, but I greatly enjoyed his visits, during which we would discuss literature, life, religion. He was very simple and boyish in spite of all his learning, and absolutely charming to me.
What to read after The Killing of a Vocation?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Emil F Ruedebusch to read onlineMoreLess
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