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And Reynard, if I remembered my convent-school French, meant fox.
Dancing with Werewolves Carole Nelson Douglas 2009
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And Reynard, if I remembered my convent-school French, meant fox.
Dancing with Werewolves Carole Nelson Douglas 2009
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And Reynard, if I remembered my convent-school French, meant fox.
Dancing with Werewolves Carole Nelson Douglas 2009
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I performed it zealously for years, in spite of the dubious look in my mother's eye — and the more insidious doubt in my own heart, the result of a convent-school education that scoffed at such "naive" superstitions.
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I performed it zealously for years, in spite of the dubious look in my mother's eye — and the more insidious doubt in my own heart, the result of a convent-school education that scoffed at such "naive" superstitions.
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I performed it zealously for years, in spite of the dubious look in my mother's eye — and the more insidious doubt in my own heart, the result of a convent-school education that scoffed at such "naive" superstitions.
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The Bruce girls pleated and sliced the hell out of convent-school rust-and-gray wool jerseys with couture-y craftsiness, producing some gorgeous, updated Prime of Miss Jean Brodie frocks.
Strictly Sauvage 2001
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She was also marked by the midwestern strain of Old World Catholicism and became celebrated for her lifelong habit of wearing devout convent-school black.
Portrait of An Artist Laurie Lisle 1986
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There is certainly nothing more delightful in her memoirs than the vivid picture there drawn of the convent-school interior, drawn without flattery or malice, and with sympathy and animation.
Famous Women: George Sand Bertha Thomas
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At the convent-school she had arranged Molière from memory for representation by herself and her school-fellows, careful so to modify the piece as to avoid all possibility of shocking the nuns.
Famous Women: George Sand Bertha Thomas
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