Last Conversations
This book is in Portuguese.
Thérèse’s words during her last illness (April-September 1897): the “Yellow Notebook” in which her sister Pauline, Mother Agnes of Jesus, set them down day by day, with her recollections and attestation, followed by the words gathered by Céline (Sister Geneviève), by Marie of the Sacred Heart and by other sisters of the infirmary: counsels on the little way, confidences about the trial of faith, conversations in the infirmary. Transcription of the Carmel of Lisieux (Centenary edition).
Contents
Source: Mother Agnès's text only. Left out: the editors' cross-references ("Voir Paroles Retrouvées") with their stray brackets, and a word-processor error string ("Erreur ! Source du renvoi introuvable") that the site's transcription contains. The chapters follow the months of 1897; the daily dates are headings and Mother Agnès's numbering of the sayings under each date is kept in bold. A sentence that runs over a sheet is joined. Facsimile links are not kept. · Thérèse's reported words and the sisters' narration only. Left out: the site's own articles on the page group (the chronology "Dernière année de la vie de Thérèse" and the essay on whether the last words are Thérèse's). The bold type that marks the sayings on the site is dropped (the quotation marks remain); soft hyphens are removed; lines of the manuscript that wrap a sentence are joined.