Beatrice Tyldesley volume 3
Beatrice Tyldesley volume 3
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from the Avorlcl, and shut himself up in a convent, no inquiry was ever made. The rigorous abbe of La Trappe is not asso- ciated with the man of pleasure of former days, Armand de Ranee, however, is not the only remarkable person in the monas- tery. ' Several well-known partisans of King James have retired there, and one in especial — Sir Thomas Stanley — has be- come a hermit, and occupies a cell within its precincts. It is not impossible that I myself may become a brother of the order. " " Yo...u !" exclaimed Walter, in surprise.
" Yes, " replied Sir George. " I am deeply disappointed and wearied of the world. " " Take not that step hastily, " said Colonel Tyldesley, in a monitory tone. " You are not fitted to become a monk — SIR JOHN FENM^JCK. 1 47 especially of such a severe order. I have sometimes indulged the notion, but it has always passed away. " " Well, I shall hear what you think of the monastery on your return, " said Sir George.
"Why not go with us, and judge for yourself?" rejoined Walter.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
from the Avorlcl, and shut himself up in a convent, no inquiry was ever made. The rigorous abbe of La Trappe is not asso- ciated with the man of pleasure of former days, Armand de Ranee, however, is not the only remarkable person in the monas- tery. ' Several well-known partisans of King James have retired there, and one in especial — Sir Thomas Stanley — has be- come a hermit, and occupies a cell within its precincts. It is not impossible that I myself may become a brother of the order. " " Yo...u !" exclaimed Walter, in surprise.
" Yes, " replied Sir George. " I am deeply disappointed and wearied of the world. " " Take not that step hastily, " said Colonel Tyldesley, in a monitory tone. " You are not fitted to become a monk — SIR JOHN FENM^JCK. 1 47 especially of such a severe order. I have sometimes indulged the notion, but it has always passed away. " " Well, I shall hear what you think of the monastery on your return, " said Sir George.
"Why not go with us, and judge for yourself?" rejoined Walter.
What to read after Beatrice Tyldesley volume 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ainsworth William Harrison to read onlineMoreLess
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