Elisabeth of Roumania a Study
Elisabeth of Roumania a Study
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" You have given yourself to the Devil. " She felt as though someone were whispering these words in her ear. It seemed to her that the spell could never be broken until her name, written in blood, were wiped away from the garret walls. One of the girls crept upstairs to the little prison. She wanted to see whether she could find some trace of that which had wrought such a terrible change in Eleonore. She found the name, and told the others of it, and then all crept up secretly to look at it as ...though it were some work of magic.
With blood ! What might have been her thoughts ? Many questions were put to the sister who had waited on her, but she did not know or refused to know anything. The garret remained for some time in 1 58 ELISABETH OF ROUMANIA.
disuse, and so the name, which gradually faded and deepened in tone, remained unperceived by the nuns.
The greatest astonishment was, however, experi- enced by the Lady Superior when Eleonore the un- yielding entered her apartment, fell on her knees, and fervently implored her to grant her her pardon, and to forget all her misconduct, otherwise she could never, never be happy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" You have given yourself to the Devil. " She felt as though someone were whispering these words in her ear. It seemed to her that the spell could never be broken until her name, written in blood, were wiped away from the garret walls. One of the girls crept upstairs to the little prison. She wanted to see whether she could find some trace of that which had wrought such a terrible change in Eleonore. She found the name, and told the others of it, and then all crept up secretly to look at it as ...though it were some work of magic.
With blood ! What might have been her thoughts ? Many questions were put to the sister who had waited on her, but she did not know or refused to know anything. The garret remained for some time in 1 58 ELISABETH OF ROUMANIA.
disuse, and so the name, which gradually faded and deepened in tone, remained unperceived by the nuns.
The greatest astonishment was, however, experi- enced by the Lady Superior when Eleonore the un- yielding entered her apartment, fell on her knees, and fervently implored her to grant her her pardon, and to forget all her misconduct, otherwise she could never, never be happy.
What to read after Elisabeth of Roumania a Study?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Roosevelt, Blanche, 1853-1898 to read onlineMoreLess
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