The Orphan Girls a Tale of Southern Life
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The good Superior and ladies did every thing in their power to moderate the grief of Zoe and Estelle 280 THE CREOLE ORPHANS.
The rules of the convent were broken, as the reader will perceive, even by their having a separate room. Indeed they were uneasy on account of Estelle, who was nearly frantic with grief, and any thing which could divert her own and her sister s minds from their sorrow, was eagerly tried. The girls were much be loved in the convent ; both on account of their long residence..., and for their, inherent good qualities.
It will be perceived that the letter from Mr. Herndon had been received. This was a week previously, and still the orphans wept.
Talbot s letter had also reached them it only added to their grief.
" Sister, " said Estelle, while she was combing out Zoe s wealth of raven hair; "is this person who is named Talbot, and calls himself our relative, the same man who used to be with us when we were young, and who taught us to draw and paint?" " Yes ; he is the same, I think.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The good Superior and ladies did every thing in their power to moderate the grief of Zoe and Estelle 280 THE CREOLE ORPHANS.
The rules of the convent were broken, as the reader will perceive, even by their having a separate room. Indeed they were uneasy on account of Estelle, who was nearly frantic with grief, and any thing which could divert her own and her sister s minds from their sorrow, was eagerly tried. The girls were much be loved in the convent ; both on account of their long residence..., and for their, inherent good qualities.
It will be perceived that the letter from Mr. Herndon had been received. This was a week previously, and still the orphans wept.
Talbot s letter had also reached them it only added to their grief.
" Sister, " said Estelle, while she was combing out Zoe s wealth of raven hair; "is this person who is named Talbot, and calls himself our relative, the same man who used to be with us when we were young, and who taught us to draw and paint?" " Yes ; he is the same, I think.
What to read after The Orphan Girls a Tale of Southern Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James S Peacocke to read onlineMoreLess
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