...draw the inexperienced into their power, and make them conrerta to the religion of the Pope. cient progress to take the veil and become a Recluse ; that...he would concur with my Episcopal friends, in not objecting to my becoming a pupil. In the course of the interview, the Superior conversed much upon...

...I did not consider my education complete ; that I wished to go into the school, attached to the 40 nunnery, on the same terms as other pupils, until...sufficient progress to take the veil and become a Recluse." Now for the Lady Superior's story. " Our design in admitting her, was not to fit her for becoming a...

...&c. I replied that I did not consider my education complete ; that I wished to go into the sctiool attached to the nunnery on the same terms as other...recluse ; that my father was averse to my becoming a ss», but I was of opinion that he would concur with my Episcopal friends in not objecting to my becoming...

...establishment, to draw the inexperienced into their power, and make them converts to the religion of the Pope. scholar; whether I had done attending school, &c....that he would concur with my Episcopal friends in not objecting to my becoming a pupil. In the course of the interview, the superior conversed much upon...

...her education complete ; desired to enter the institution on the same terms as other pupils until she had made sufficient progress to take the veil and become a recluse ; that her father was averse to her becoming a nun, but she was of the opinion lie would concur with her Episcopal...