[The White Sister by F. Marion Crawford]@TWC D-Link bookThe White Sister CHAPTER VII 21/28
More than that I cannot say.' 'I look forward,' Angela answered confidently.
'I pray and I hope.' 'If you are sure of that, you are safe,' said Monsignor Saracinesca. 'No one but yourself can know.' 'I began to work here hoping and praying that if I could do any good at all it might help him, wherever he is,' Angela went on.
'That is the only vocation I ever felt, and now I wish to take the veil because I think that as a professed nun I may be able to use better what little I have learned in two years and a half than if I stay on as a lay sister.
It is not for myself, except in so far as I know that the only way to help him is to do my best here.
As I hope that God may be merciful to him, so I hope that God will accept my work, my prayers, and my faith.' The prelate looked at the delicate face and earnest eyes, and the quietly spoken words satisfied him and a little more.
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