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Nuns and Their Pupils
Barrett, E. Boyd | October 30, 1929 issue

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The article discusses about the book "Convent Girl," by Helene Mullins. Nuns have long held and will no doubt continue to hold a very reserved nook in the public mind. Art and poetry have combined to consecrate the figure of the gentle, pale-faced woman in black habit and white hood, bowed before the crucifix "breathless in adoration." soldiers. It was inevitable that some corrective to the overidealized figure should in time be administered, and "Convent Girl" supplies the needed corrective in a deft and sprightly way.

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BOOKS; MULLINS, Helene; CONVENT Girl (Book); NUNS; POETRY; VETERANS; SOLDIERS
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