Belladonna At Belstone
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As he stole past the door to the prioress’s chamber, Princess snarled, and Hugh hurried on to the security of the infirmary.Denise snored, mouth wide, and it was only when her pot rolled from her hand and fell from the table, smashing on the floor, that she snorted, groaned, and at last blearily gazed about her. Realising she was alone in the room, she put her hands to her eyes, rubbing with the heels of her palms and yawning.It was hard to sleep on the table-top like this. She always had a cric...k in her neck when she awoke, and felt unrefreshed, as though the sleep had been of no benefit whatever.She rose, stretching, and walked out. When she had entered it had been late afternoon, and she had intended only one quick drink before returning to her duties, sweeping the floor after Compline, but now she saw it was already late, and she felt a short stab of guilt.“The door!” she exclaimed. Luke had been there when she had gone to unlock it, without, as he had said, the wine, but he had winked at her, and she had sat moodily all through the service, knowing that what she was about to do at the end was wrong and against all her vows, taking wine for herself without sharing it among the other members of the community, allowing a man into the cloister so he could take his carnal pleasures with a nun, and the nun herself, of course, for Denise would be helping her to break her vows.It was all very confusing, and Denise fingered the little medal of St Mary that she always wore about her neck.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As he stole past the door to the prioress’s chamber, Princess snarled, and Hugh hurried on to the security of the infirmary.Denise snored, mouth wide, and it was only when her pot rolled from her hand and fell from the table, smashing on the floor, that she snorted, groaned, and at last blearily gazed about her. Realising she was alone in the room, she put her hands to her eyes, rubbing with the heels of her palms and yawning.It was hard to sleep on the table-top like this. She always had a cric...k in her neck when she awoke, and felt unrefreshed, as though the sleep had been of no benefit whatever.She rose, stretching, and walked out. When she had entered it had been late afternoon, and she had intended only one quick drink before returning to her duties, sweeping the floor after Compline, but now she saw it was already late, and she felt a short stab of guilt.“The door!” she exclaimed. Luke had been there when she had gone to unlock it, without, as he had said, the wine, but he had winked at her, and she had sat moodily all through the service, knowing that what she was about to do at the end was wrong and against all her vows, taking wine for herself without sharing it among the other members of the community, allowing a man into the cloister so he could take his carnal pleasures with a nun, and the nun herself, of course, for Denise would be helping her to break her vows.It was all very confusing, and Denise fingered the little medal of St Mary that she always wore about her neck.
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