Stealing Heaven (1979)
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Her eyes were sunk deep in their sockets.
"You can expect no help from Sister Astrane today," Madelaine murmured wearily. "She's ill." "I heard." "Lady abbess is in a fret. With Astrane in bed, who will take the pouch to Saint-Denis?" Heloise's scalp prickled under the wimple. She said, "One of the lay brothers from the farmyard." Every Tuesday, Astrane delivered official correspondence to the abbey, and, as the abbess's pet, she was the only nun at Argenteuil to regularly leave the convent. Onc...e, in desperation, Heloise had asked her to inquire about Abelard. Astrane had given her a look of such disgust that Heloise had flinched and turned away. She never asked again.
Sister Madelaine was shaking her head. "There will be documents to sign in the abbess's name. I must go myself." She glanced at Heloise. "Or send someone literate." Heloise said nothing. Madelaine was in no condition to travel; she could barely stumble from the dormitory to the schoolroom. The prioress began to fumble with a stack of bills.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Her eyes were sunk deep in their sockets.
"You can expect no help from Sister Astrane today," Madelaine murmured wearily. "She's ill." "I heard." "Lady abbess is in a fret. With Astrane in bed, who will take the pouch to Saint-Denis?" Heloise's scalp prickled under the wimple. She said, "One of the lay brothers from the farmyard." Every Tuesday, Astrane delivered official correspondence to the abbey, and, as the abbess's pet, she was the only nun at Argenteuil to regularly leave the convent. Onc...e, in desperation, Heloise had asked her to inquire about Abelard. Astrane had given her a look of such disgust that Heloise had flinched and turned away. She never asked again.
Sister Madelaine was shaking her head. "There will be documents to sign in the abbess's name. I must go myself." She glanced at Heloise. "Or send someone literate." Heloise said nothing. Madelaine was in no condition to travel; she could barely stumble from the dormitory to the schoolroom. The prioress began to fumble with a stack of bills.
What to read after Stealing Heaven?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marion Meade to read onlineMoreLess
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