Bridge of Sighs
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When he heard of our intention, Father Gluck paid us a visit and tried to dissuade my parents from taking me out of St. Francis, reminding them that it teetered on the brink and couldn’t afford to lose good Catholic students like me. We had, he said, an obligation—to our faith, to the diocese, to the good sisters who taught us. He addressed these remarks to my father, perhaps in the hope that he was the one who required convincing. “My only obligation,” my mother told him, deftly dispelling that... misconception with a single pronoun, “is to this family. St. Francis will have to fend for itself.”
“You don’t mean that—” Father Gluck began, but my mother cut him off.
“But I do.”
The priest, deciding on another tack, turned his attention to me. “You’ve done well at St. Francis.” He was smiling benevolently, but I’d never liked the man, the way his eyes bored into you as if you’d done something wrong, or were about to. “You’ve been happy there? You like the sisters?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When he heard of our intention, Father Gluck paid us a visit and tried to dissuade my parents from taking me out of St. Francis, reminding them that it teetered on the brink and couldn’t afford to lose good Catholic students like me. We had, he said, an obligation—to our faith, to the diocese, to the good sisters who taught us. He addressed these remarks to my father, perhaps in the hope that he was the one who required convincing. “My only obligation,” my mother told him, deftly dispelling that... misconception with a single pronoun, “is to this family. St. Francis will have to fend for itself.”
“You don’t mean that—” Father Gluck began, but my mother cut him off.
“But I do.”
The priest, deciding on another tack, turned his attention to me. “You’ve done well at St. Francis.” He was smiling benevolently, but I’d never liked the man, the way his eyes bored into you as if you’d done something wrong, or were about to. “You’ve been happy there? You like the sisters?
What to read after Bridge of Sighs?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Russo to read onlineMoreLess
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