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MStefanich - The Prioress
by MStefanich - (2009-04-08)
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Exercise 1 page 61

 

  • name and social status: The prioress was known as Madame Eglantine. She spoke French and so she belonged to the nobility.
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  • Education and manners: Her greatest pleasure was in Etiquette and so she had good table manners. Her demeanour war pleasant and dignified. She was a person well deserving of esteem. She was very sensible.
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  • Physical appearance: Her nose was well-shaped, her eyes were grey-blue and   were very nice, her mouth was small and red. She was not a small person.
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  • Experience of life: She studied French and lived at the convent "Stratford-at-Bow".
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  • Clothes/style of dress: Her cloak was very elegant and she had a coral rosary with green beads, from which hung a gold brooch.