The Nun Lisole
The Nun Lisole
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They have so much good- will, such a secret sense of honour, so much love of God hidden away it comes out now and then, they remember their home here, and all they were taught that was good; they are loyal at heart. What, what will become of me? If I am to teach, I shall certainly have less human vanity about it. I entreat Thy pardon. It is so difficult not to have preferences for people. I shall try to do better. " She interrupted her simple prayer.
"Twenty-five years, " she said. "I thought I... should die here. I have examined myself. I have found human weakness, but my God has THE NUN 137 not been offended. This is only a trial, and I accept it. " At a few minutes before nine, Sister Pascale and Sister Edwige, standing on ladders, hammer in hand, were fastening up the long green wreaths, giving symmetry to arches and festoons, replacing fallen paper roses. The last nail driven in, they came down. Three little girls of some twelve years old two poor, spare figures and one fat were sent to open the doors.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They have so much good- will, such a secret sense of honour, so much love of God hidden away it comes out now and then, they remember their home here, and all they were taught that was good; they are loyal at heart. What, what will become of me? If I am to teach, I shall certainly have less human vanity about it. I entreat Thy pardon. It is so difficult not to have preferences for people. I shall try to do better. " She interrupted her simple prayer.
"Twenty-five years, " she said. "I thought I... should die here. I have examined myself. I have found human weakness, but my God has THE NUN 137 not been offended. This is only a trial, and I accept it. " At a few minutes before nine, Sister Pascale and Sister Edwige, standing on ladders, hammer in hand, were fastening up the long green wreaths, giving symmetry to arches and festoons, replacing fallen paper roses. The last nail driven in, they came down. Three little girls of some twelve years old two poor, spare figures and one fat were sent to open the doors.
What to read after The Nun Lisole?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ren Bazin to read onlineMoreLess
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