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From this morning's Times:
An article on Thursday about the latest generation to take over the Trapp Family Lodge in Stowe, Vt., misstated the religious background of the family matriarch, Maria von Trapp. She was a candidate for the novitiate at a Benedictine convent in Salzburg, Austria, before she become a governess for the children of Baron Georg von Trapp, whom she later married. She was not a nun.
Obviously.
1 comment:
But a novice ensconced in a convent was always referred to as a nun, though not a full-rank one.
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