CHAPTER SIXEleta had, when she first arrived, been very careful not to refer too much to religion.
She had learnt in the Convent that quite a number of the girls were sick of being taken to Church every day and disliked being made to say prayers and being given long and boring lessons on Church history.
So she had only occasionally mentioned angels and had not enquired whether Pepe said her prayers at night.
Then they had talked about the angel called ‘Pepe’ who looked after her.
Eleta began to think that she should suggest they went to Church on Sunday or to pray in the charming little Chapel attached to the house.
She had discovered it when she was exploring some of the other rooms and she thought that it was one of the prettiest private Chapels she had ever seen.
It was a joy to s
