Life in the Grey Nunnery at Montreal
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95
1857
English
- 01 PARENTAGE—FATHER'S MARRIAGE
- 02 THE WHITE NUNNERY
- 03 THE NURSERY
- 04 A SLAVE FOR LIFE
- 05 CEREMONY OF CONFIRMATION
- 06 THE GREY NUNNERY
- 07 ORPHAN'S HOME
- 08 CONFESSION AND SORROW OF NO AVAIL
- 09 ALONE WITH THE DEAD
- 10 THE SICK NUN
- 11 THE JOY OF FREEDOM
- 12 STRANGER IN A STRANGE LAND
- 13 LANDLADY'S STORY CONTINUED
- 14 THE TWO SISTERS
- 15 CHOICE OF PUNISHMENTS
- 16 HORRORS OF STARVATION
- 17 THE TORTURE ROOM
- 18 RETURN TO THE NUNNERY
- 19 SICKNESS AND DEATH OF A SUPERIOR
- 20 STUDENTS AT THE ACADEMY
- 21 SECOND ESCAPE FROM THE NUNNERY
- 22 LONELY MIDNIGHT WALK
- 23 FLIGHT AND RECAPTURE
- 24 RESOLVES TO ESCAPE
- 25 EVENTFUL JOURNEY
- 26 CONCLUSION
Life in the Grey Nunnery was first published in Boston, in 1857 by Edward P. Hood, who was credited as the book's editor. It is likely that this account is by Sarah J. Richardson "as told to" Edward Hood, though it may in fact be completely fictional. It is clearly an anti-Catholic book, an example of the genre of fiction referred to as "the convent horror story."
As this summary shows, it is not known if this book is fictional or a true account.(Summary by project Gutenberg and Elaine Webb)
As this summary shows, it is not known if this book is fictional or a true account.(Summary by project Gutenberg and Elaine Webb)
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