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...is the sacrifice which those parents make who, from religious motives, devote their daughters to л conventual life. , however, was furious at the whole...walking hastily through the house, taking leave of the servants, and naming, probably, her last wishes about every thing. She was followed by her younger...

...remain as little children. I know many families, of which the married branches continue to live in t eir father's house, forming a sort of small colony, and...walking hastily through the house, taking leave of the servants, and naming, probably, her last wishes about every thing. She was followed by her younger...

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...colony, and living in the most perfect harmony. They cannot bear the idea of being separated, arid nothing but dire necessity ever forces them to leave...walking hastily through the house, taking leave of the servants, and naming probably her last wishes about every thing. She was followed by her younger sisters,...

...mother's consent, though that of the father had been obtained ; and pointed out to me the confeeeor whose influence had brought it about. The girl herself...walking hastily through the house, taking leave of the servants, and naming probably her last wishes about everything. She was followed by her younger sister»,...

...father had been obtained, and brought about through the influence of the confessor. The girl herself was very pale, but evidently resolved to conceal her agitation,...with weeping. As the hour for the ceremony drew near, all the party became more grave and sad, but the priests were smiling and talking in groups. We all...

...occasion. I felt somewhat shocked, and inclined to say with Paul Pry, ' Hope I don't intrude.' " -, however, was furious at the whole affair, which he...walking hastily through the house, taking leave of the sen-ants, and naming, probably, her last wishes about every thing. She was followed by her younger...

...occasion. I felt somewhat shocked, and inclined to say with Paul Pry, ' Hope I don't intrude." " , however, was furious at the whole affair, which he...walking hastily through the house, taking leave of the servants, and naming, probably, her last wishes about every thing. She was followed by her younger...

...occasion. I felt somewhat shocked, and inclined to say with Paul Pry, ' Hope I don't intrude.' " , however, was furious at the whole affair, which he...walking hastily through the house, taking leave of the servants, and naming, probably, her last wishes about every thing. She was followed by her younger...