The New England Conscience With Typical Examples
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This she did by breaking through lattices and climb- ing a high fence, although the carriage gate of the Convent grounds stood wide open. The Mother Superior happened to witness this melodramatic flight, and called several of the sisters and pupils to the window "to see Miss Reed run away. " This girl's romantic imagination and the credulity of cer- tain of her friends created marvelous revelations of ill-treatment and wrongdoing at the Convent, reve- lations which passed from ear to ear, ever ...amplified as they traveled, and which, after the destruction of the Convent, were published under the title, "Six Months in a Convent, " producing much excite- ment and controversy. In this book — which was written for her — Miss Reed made charges of for- cible proselyting and of an intended abduction of herself to St. Louis; but these charges were woven into such a tissue of false and improbable state- ments, that it is charitable to suppose her to have been a neurotic who, by her imaginings and repeti- Destruction of the Ursuline Convent 127 tion of them to others, brought herself into a state of actual belief.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This she did by breaking through lattices and climb- ing a high fence, although the carriage gate of the Convent grounds stood wide open. The Mother Superior happened to witness this melodramatic flight, and called several of the sisters and pupils to the window "to see Miss Reed run away. " This girl's romantic imagination and the credulity of cer- tain of her friends created marvelous revelations of ill-treatment and wrongdoing at the Convent, reve- lations which passed from ear to ear, ever ...amplified as they traveled, and which, after the destruction of the Convent, were published under the title, "Six Months in a Convent, " producing much excite- ment and controversy. In this book — which was written for her — Miss Reed made charges of for- cible proselyting and of an intended abduction of herself to St. Louis; but these charges were woven into such a tissue of false and improbable state- ments, that it is charitable to suppose her to have been a neurotic who, by her imaginings and repeti- Destruction of the Ursuline Convent 127 tion of them to others, brought herself into a state of actual belief.
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