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Sunlight through windows of the refectory coloured glass patterning the wooden floor, lux Dei Dom Frederick said and that book he wrote I purchased with a traveller's cheque and an old monk questioned it, parlare con Dio mio figlio the Italian monk said to me as we sat in the common room after lunch, kiss me here she said pointing with her slim finger and I did salty tasting, the peace of the church unlike any other the smell of incense from Mass and smell of baked bread, I feel that when I am charitable it is Jesus alone who acts in me Therese said some place Saint that is, Jésus travaille en nous the French monk said when I asked him why he came, take me she said I am so hot with wanting, there is nothing absolutely in our power except our own thoughts Gareth said quoting Descartes that time in the cloister garth after the office of None, Hugh thin and hawk-eyed fingered where I had dusted looking for dust and there was none, mit Gott ich bin stark the Austrian monk told me as we sorted books in the abbey library, if I had done as she said I could have sowed seeds forever but I said no and so never.
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Aug 7, 2016
Aug 7, 2016 at 10:52 AM UTC
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Sunlight through windows of the refectory coloured glass patterning the wooden floor, lux Dei Dom Frederick said and that book he wrote I purchased with a traveller's cheque and an old monk questioned it, parlare con Dio mio figlio the Italian monk said to me as we sat in the common room after lunch, kiss me here she said pointing with her slim finger and I did salty tasting, the peace of the church unlike any other the smell of incense from Mass and smell of baked bread, I feel that when I am charitable it is Jesus alone who acts in me Therese said some place Saint that is, Jésus travaille en nous the French monk said when I asked him why he came, take me she said I am so hot with wanting, there is nothing absolutely in our power except our own thoughts Gareth said quoting Descartes that time in the cloister garth after the office of None, Hugh thin and hawk-eyed fingered where I had dusted looking for dust and there was none, mit Gott ich bin stark the Austrian monk told me as we sorted books in the abbey library, if I had done as she said I could have sowed seeds forever but I said no and so never.
A YOUTH IN AN ABBEY IN 1971 HAUNTED BY A WOMAN
TerryCollett
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Aug 7, 2016
Aug 7, 2016 at 10:52 AM UTC
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