In Our Convent Days

In Our Convent Days is a memoir by Agnes Repplier, written in the early 20th century, reflecting on her childhood experiences at a convent boarding school during the 1860s. The narrative contrasts the simplicity and innocence of her early life with the modern changes that have since affected the institution. Central to her recollections are her friendships with classmates and a romantic intrigue involving a chaplain named Marianus, providing insight into the social dynamics of convent life.