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George Moore. The Lake
The Lake
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ÉPÎTRE DÉDICATOIRE
PREFACE
I
II
III
From Father O'Grady to Father Oliver Gogarty
IV
From Father Oliver Gogarty to Father O'Grady
From Father Oliver Gogarty to Miss Nora Glynn
From Father Oliver Gogarty to the Mother Abbess, Tinnick Convent
V
VI
From Father Oliver Gogarty to Miss Nora Glynn
VII
From Miss Nora Glynn to Father Oliver Gogarty
From Father O'Grady to Father Oliver Gogarty
From Father Oliver Gogarty to Father O'Grady
From Father O'Grady to Father Oliver Gogarty
From Father Oliver Gogarty to Father O'Grady
From Miss Nora Glynn to Father Oliver Gogarty
From Father O'Grady to Father Oliver Gogarty
From Father Oliver Gogarty to Miss Nora Glynn
From Father Oliver Gogarty to Miss Glynn
From Miss Nora Glynn to Father Oliver Gogarty
From Father Oliver Gogarty to Miss Nora Glynn
From Father Oliver Gogarty to Miss Nora Glynn
From Miss Nora Glynn to Father Oliver Gogarty
From Father Oliver Gogarty to Miss Nora Glynn
From Father Oliver Gogarty to Miss Nora Glynn
From Father Oliver Gogarty to Miss Nora Glynn
From Father Oliver Gogarty to Miss Nora Glynn
IX
X
From Miss Nora Glynn to Father Oliver Gogarty
From Father Oliver Gogarty to Miss Nora Glynn
XI
From Father Oliver Gogarty to Miss Nora Glynn
From Miss Nora Glynn to Father Oliver Gogarty
XII
From Father Oliver Gogarty to Miss Nora Glynn
XIII
XIV
From Father Oliver Gogarty to Miss Nora Glynn
THE END
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George Moore
Published by Good Press, 2019
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'A hermitage on Castle Island?'
Eliza could be very impertinent when she liked. If she had no concern in what was being said, she looked round, displaying an irritating curiosity in every passer-by, and true to herself she had drawn his attention to the ducks on the river while he was telling her of the great change that had come over him. He had felt like boxing her ears. But the moment he began to speak of taking Orders she forgot all about the ducks; her eyes were fixed upon him, she listened to his every word, and when he finished speaking, she reminded him there had always been a priest in the family. All her wits were awake. He was the one of the family who had shown most aptitude for learning, and their cousin the Bishop would be able to help him. What she would like would be to see him parish priest of Tinnick. The parish was one of the best in the diocese. Not a doubt of it, she was thinking at that moment of the advantage this arrangement would be to her when she was directing the affairs of the convent.
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