The Nun (L'isolée) From the French of René Bazin ..
The Nun (L'isolée) From the French of René Bazin ..
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I hardly dare ask any other question about her. I have written two letters since her last, the second one very lU'gent, both very affectionate. No answer. I wrote — ^though rather reluctantly — to her aunt Prayou. She haa made no reply.
I cannot rest in this state of doubt — I am too unhappy. You must advise me. This is what I have done so far: Do you remember a girl called Louise Casale, who was friendly to our school? Her family were Ntmes people. She 186 THE NUN was an ansmic ^1, and had bee...n to the lay school, and she used to come to see us. She was not ignorant of the world, but quite good and innocent at heart. I asked this Louise to help me. 'Try to think/ I wrote to her, 'of some relation of yours at Ntmes, or some friend, someone to be trusted, who can find out and tell me what has happened to my child, whether for good or ill.' I am still waiting. And I am sorry, I accuse myself, I often cry bitterly, for having, at a time of hard trouble, allowed this poor little Pascale to leave me; I ought to have kept her, at any cost — of hard work, of poverty, of cold, of death itself.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I hardly dare ask any other question about her. I have written two letters since her last, the second one very lU'gent, both very affectionate. No answer. I wrote — ^though rather reluctantly — to her aunt Prayou. She haa made no reply.
I cannot rest in this state of doubt — I am too unhappy. You must advise me. This is what I have done so far: Do you remember a girl called Louise Casale, who was friendly to our school? Her family were Ntmes people. She 186 THE NUN was an ansmic ^1, and had bee...n to the lay school, and she used to come to see us. She was not ignorant of the world, but quite good and innocent at heart. I asked this Louise to help me. 'Try to think/ I wrote to her, 'of some relation of yours at Ntmes, or some friend, someone to be trusted, who can find out and tell me what has happened to my child, whether for good or ill.' I am still waiting. And I am sorry, I accuse myself, I often cry bitterly, for having, at a time of hard trouble, allowed this poor little Pascale to leave me; I ought to have kept her, at any cost — of hard work, of poverty, of cold, of death itself.
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