Usa "cloister" in una frase

1. the path which ran along the outside of the cloister,

2. I wandered the cloister with a definite air of

3. him to join her in the cloister

4. cloister, and around the perimeter to the church entrance

5. the cloister capitals and lintel above the church doorway,

6. through the choir, then out around the small cloister and

7. stocked cellar, and into the cloister

8. They passed from the Great Cloister to the

9. irregularly-shaped Cloister of our Lady, and on to Saint

10. Since we both had jobs, we slipped away for a short three-day honeymoon at The Cloister in Sea Island, GA

11. " Or, I remind them of Saint Uncumber, who miraculously grew a beard on her wedding-day, to defend her virginity; or Saint Agatha, who sacrificed her beauty by cutting off her own nose with a knife, to deter a lustful kidnapper; or the Abbess Hilda, who wildly loved expensive gems as a youth, before her call to the cloister -- in particular, a red ruby on a short neck-chain -- and how, many decades later, when Abbess Hilda was old, a tumour grew inside her throat, and upon it being removed from her body by a surgical physician, it was the exact size and shape and colour of that ruby!

12. The above mentioned judgment was not well received by us used to the freedom in our actions, reluctant to cloister in the basement for a vile and unjust punishment

13. buy or steal or gain it from the time when it left the cloister

14. The image of me on the mirror was like a student who had recently gotten out of a Catholic convent, after five years of cloister: just what I needed for my contrition act

15. cloister or to understand another religion, but she took the

16. left the cloister when it was necessary to visit a doctor or to

17. The last time that Fernanda saw her, trying to keep up with the novice, the iron grating of the cloister had just closed behind her

18. Dieter turns the car right to the small lane and after a million curves we actually do reach the cloister

19. But Aureliano himself seemed to prefer the cloister of solitude and he did not show the least desire to know the world that began at the street door of the house

20. “I noticed that the East Cloister looks as if no one ever uses it,”

21. he neared the cloister a light mist hung around his shins hugging

22. In the little room off the East Cloister there was already activity

23. Royal Guard had burst into the cloister and were heading

24. Francis de Sales was bishop of his diocese and had the jurisdiction to permit monastics to leave their cloister to minister to the sick and poor, but other bishops did not seem to grasp this revolutionary concept of monastic life

25. that the cloister was her destiny,

26. Here is the cloister and choir

27. you"ve lived in the cloister, here,

28. the threshold of the cloister

29. But I hear steps in the cloister:

30. and if you would hate the cloister

31. I have never left the cloister,

32. She moved through the cloister and stopped at the well, staring into it as if lost in thought

33. I withdrew at once with the Morisco into the cloister of the cathedral, and begged him to turn all these pamphlets that related to Don Quixote into the Castilian tongue, without omitting or adding anything to them, offering him whatever payment he pleased

34. It grieved him plaguily, he said, to see the nuptial couch defrauded of its dearest pledges: and to reflect upon so many agreeable females with rich jointures, a prey to the vilest bonzes, who hide their flambeau under a bushel in an uncongenial cloister or lose their womanly bloom in the embraces of some unaccountable muskin when they might multiply the inlets of happiness, sacrificing the inestimable jewel of their sex when a hundred pretty fellows were at hand to caress, this, he assured them, made his heart weep

35. “Clean up that mess in the cloister!” he would say to a monk

36. Twelve years ago the little stone church with its cloister and dormitory had been surrounded by a scatter of small wooden structures: kitchen, stables, dairy, bakery

37. He melted into the shadows of the cloister

38. The cloister was entered through a wide archway

39. They sat on the cloister wall to rest

40. “I think we should use the cloister layout again,” Merthin said

41. One was at the north end of the Honeycomb, above the place where the tree roots formed a kind of cloister in the burrow

42. To which we solemnly swore to be good as Nuns in a Cloister, and we begg’d of him some old Linen and Trowsers into which we might change as Disguise

43. Then I thought of the cloister where I had taken my vows

44. This old dame had once been young—astonishing fact! In her youth, in '93, she had married a monk who had fled from his cloister in a red cap, and passed from the Bernardines

45. The transition from a drover to a Carmelite is not in the least violent; the one turns into the other without much effort; the fund of ignorance common to the village and the cloister is a preparation ready at hand, and places the boor at once on the same footing as the

46. Vincent de Paul has divinely traced the features of the Sister of Charity in these admirable words, in which he mingles as much freedom as servitude: "They shall have for their convent only the house of the sick; for cell only a hired room; for chapel only their parish church; for cloister only the streets of the town and the wards of the hospitals; for enclosure only obedience; for gratings only the fear of God; for veil only modesty

47. What you beheld was the interior of a cloister

48. At certain hours childhood sparkled in that cloister

49. In this cloister play was mingled with heaven

50. It was on one of the flagstones of this cloister that there was once picked up a confession which had been written out in advance, in order that she might not forget it, by a sinner of

51. The refectory, a large apartment of an oblong square form, which received no light except through a vaulted cloister on a level with the garden, was dark and damp, and, as the children say, full of beasts

52. This stern cloister was not so well walled off, however, but that the life of the passions of the outside world, drama, and even romance, did not make their way in

53. But all was so arranged, that none of the inhabitants of the cloister could see a face from the outside world

54. That cavern, which was called the choir, communicated with the cloister by

55. The author of this book has seen, with his own eyes, eight leagues distant from Brussels,—there are relics of the Middle Ages there which are attainable for everybody,—at the Abbey of Villers, the hole of the oubliettes, in the middle of the field which was formerly the courtyard of the cloister, and on the banks of the Thil, four stone dungeons, half under ground, half under the water

56. Add to this the violence so often done to the conscience, the forced vocations, feudalism bolstered up by the cloister, the right of the first-born pouring the excess of the family into monasticism, the ferocities of which we have just spoken, the in pace, the closed mouths, the walled-up brains, so many unfortunate minds placed in the dungeon of eternal vows, the taking of the habit, the interment of living souls

57. Nevertheless, at certain points and in certain places, in spite of philosophy, in spite of progress, the spirit of the cloister persists in the midst of the nineteenth century, and a singular ascetic recrudescence is, at this moment, astonishing the civilized world

58. Taken by itself, and ideally, and in order to examine the truth on all sides until all aspects have been impartially exhausted, the monastery, the female convent in particular,—for in our century it is woman who suffers the most, and in this exile of the cloister there is something of protestation,—the female convent has incontestably a certain majesty

59. Then the new storm which had just burst upon him had stranded him in this cloister

60. Madeleine got there, when the walls were what they were? Cloister walls are not to be stepped over

61. But what a problem it was to manage to have him remain in the convent! Fauchelevent did not recoil in the face of this almost chimerical undertaking; this poor peasant of Picardy without any other ladder than his self-devotion, his good will, and a little of that old rustic cunning, on this occasion enlisted in the service of a generous enterprise, undertook to scale the difficulties of the cloister, and the steep escarpments of the rule of Saint-Benoit

62. He had applied himself to riddling out the significance of the different peals, and he had succeeded, so that this taciturn and enigmatical cloister possessed no secrets for him; the sphinx babbled all her secrets in his ear

63. Then we shall return to the cloister

64. Besides, what the cloister knows the

65. In the cloister, what is called the "government" is only an intermeddling with authority, an interference which is always questionable

66. Now, after the galleys, he saw the cloister; and when he meditated how he had formed a part of the galleys, and that he now, so to speak, was a spectator of the cloister, he confronted the two in his own mind with anxiety

67. Everything that surrounded him, that peaceful garden, those fragrant flowers, those children who uttered joyous cries, those grave and simple women, that silent cloister, slowly permeated him, and little by little, his soul became compounded of silence like the cloister, of perfume like the flowers, of simplicity like the women, of joy like the children

68. Who would recognize him now? And then, to face the worst, there was danger only for himself, and he had no right to condemn Cosette to the cloister for the reason that he had been condemned to the galleys

69. Any nearer and more palpable meeting would have alarmed Cosette at this first stage, when she was still half immersed in the exaggerated mists of the cloister

70. Oh! at such moments, what mournful glances did he cast towards that cloister, that chaste peak, that abode of angels, that inaccessible glacier of virtue! How he contemplated, with despairing ecstasy, that convent garden, full of ignored flowers and cloistered virgins, where all perfumes and all souls mount straight to heaven! How he adored that Eden forever closed against him, whence he had voluntarily and madly emerged! How he regretted his abnegation and his folly in having brought Cosette back into the world, poor hero of sacrifice, seized and hurled to the earth by his very self-devotion! How he said to himself, "What have I done?"

71. Alarming details were hawked about, fatal news was disseminated,—that they were masters of the Bank;—that there were six hundred of them in the Cloister of Saint-Merry alone, entrenched and embattled in the church; that the line was not to be depended on; that Armand Carrel had been to

72. Accustomed to large scattered families in houses where no one was certain how many people were living or eating at any given time, Hildebranda could not imagine a girl her age reduced to the cloister of a private life

73. It Is Never Too Late to Mend (1856); The Cloister and the Hearth (1861); Hard Cash (1863); Griffith Gaunt, or Jealousy (1867); A Terrible Temptation (1871); etc

74. Turner: The Making of The Cloister and The Hearth

75. Guided me to the cloister

76. The other half he spent in “Boguchárovo Cloister,” as his father called Prince Andrew’s estate