nunnery

I could not see her in a nunnery, then or now.

Let's get to bed, we'll have to be early at the nunnery.

They were coming from the east side of town and I followed the sound which led me to the nunnery by the river wall.

The nunnery moved to the present premises, a former country house, in 1942.

So, from our nunnery four including me stayed in prison.

I thought you must have gone to some other nunnery."

What exactly, one wonders, should a nunnery look like today?

Word is he plucked her right out of a nunnery.

Allowed to live in a nunnery where she never said a prayer.

In 2000, a nunnery associated with the church was founded.

However it is certain that the nunnery was founded before 1200.

I went up to the nunnery, and they wouldn't let me in.

I wonder what happened to the nuns,' he said as we left the nunnery.

"Remember that, when it is time to sing in a service at the nunnery."

She has gone into a nunnery up in the eastern hills.

A nunnery is an odd place for young beauty, I must say.

Restoration work on the nunnery occurred in 1923 and 1993.

"Do you want to come with me and request admission to a nunnery?"

She was barely aware that there were different people outside the nunnery, called men.

A branch nunnery is also coming into being in Scotland.

Yet a nunnery could have its own sort of somber beauty.

Several monks of low rank came up to the nunnery.

The next step is to consider turning the doorway into a nunnery.

Or a nunnery where no one knew her family.

The women's church may have been an early nunnery.