The South-West 1
The South-West 1
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extended at the rear of this main building, forming three sides of the court of ihe convent, of which area this formed the fourth, each building fronting within upon the court, as well as without. There are about seventy young ladies pursuing a course of education here — some as boarders, and others as day scholars. The boarders are kept very rigidly.
They are permitted to leave the convent, to visit friends in the city, if by permission of parents ? but once a month. None are allowed to see th...em, un- less they first obtain written permission, from the parents or guardians of the young ladies, vol. i. — a 194 UNSATISFACTORY VISITING.
As my friend had an errand at the convent, we called. Proceeding down a long avenue to the por- tal on the right side of the grounds, we entered, and applied our riding whips to the door for admission.
We were questioned by an unseen querist, as to our business there, as are all visiters. The voice issued from a tin plate, perforated with innumerable little holes, and resembling a colander fixed in the wall, on one side of the entrance.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
extended at the rear of this main building, forming three sides of the court of ihe convent, of which area this formed the fourth, each building fronting within upon the court, as well as without. There are about seventy young ladies pursuing a course of education here — some as boarders, and others as day scholars. The boarders are kept very rigidly.
They are permitted to leave the convent, to visit friends in the city, if by permission of parents ? but once a month. None are allowed to see th...em, un- less they first obtain written permission, from the parents or guardians of the young ladies, vol. i. — a 194 UNSATISFACTORY VISITING.
As my friend had an errand at the convent, we called. Proceeding down a long avenue to the por- tal on the right side of the grounds, we entered, and applied our riding whips to the door for admission.
We were questioned by an unseen querist, as to our business there, as are all visiters. The voice issued from a tin plate, perforated with innumerable little holes, and resembling a colander fixed in the wall, on one side of the entrance.
What to read after The South-West 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J H Joseph Holt Ingraham to read onlineMoreLess
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