Quandary Resolution 592
sacerdotal, Sapphic, pied-à-terre, flagitious
At eleven, I thought it made complete sense that Father Johnson and Mother Rose
had a pied-a-terre in town, far from the ruckus of her convent where the Sisters, robed in scintillating sacerdotals, danced gaily
and sang Sapphic songs, so I didn't understand why the older students sniggered about
it like it was something flagitious.
had a pied-a-terre in town, far from the ruckus of her convent where the Sisters, robed in scintillating sacerdotals, danced gaily
and sang Sapphic songs, so I didn't understand why the older students sniggered about
it like it was something flagitious.
by QuaQua on January 11, 2010
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