The Hunchback of Notre Dame by Book 9 Chapter 2 Page 7

He gazed at her with anxiety, as though seeking to divine what she was saying to him.

She repeated her question. Then he gave her a profoundly sorrowful glance and fled. She was astonished.

A few moments later he returned, bearing a package which he cast at her feet. It was clothing which some charitable women had left on the threshold of the church for her.

Then she dropped her eyes upon herself and saw that she was almost naked, and blushed. Life had returned.

Quasimodo appeared to experience something of this modesty. He covered his eyes with his large hand and retired once more, but slowly.

She made haste to dress herself. The robe was a white one with a white veil, — the garb of a novice of the H�tel-Dien.