Anglique Arnauld Abbess of Port Royal
Anglique Arnauld Abbess of Port Royal
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Le Maitre was the constant companion and chief friend of Mdme. De Pontcarre' when she was first received at Port Royal, but was deeply grieved by her subsequent conduct, and was one of the first 10 welcome the intervention of St. Cyran. She did not witness the revolting humiliations and penances to which Angelique submitted, for at that time the Duchess de Longueville had entreated her to take charge of her infant daughter. Mdme. Le Maitre retained her affection and interest in her pupil throug...h life, and, twenty-five years later, on her death-bed, wrote her a letter which is not only- admirable in itself, but valuable as showing her own opinions and character as well as the nature of the influence which the Port Royal Sisters exercised.
' Mademoiselle, I am lying on my death-bed. I have re- ceived the last Sacraments and given my last blessing to my children. I cannot forget one whose noble birth will not allow me to presume to call her child, but who has her place with my children in my heart.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Le Maitre was the constant companion and chief friend of Mdme. De Pontcarre' when she was first received at Port Royal, but was deeply grieved by her subsequent conduct, and was one of the first 10 welcome the intervention of St. Cyran. She did not witness the revolting humiliations and penances to which Angelique submitted, for at that time the Duchess de Longueville had entreated her to take charge of her infant daughter. Mdme. Le Maitre retained her affection and interest in her pupil throug...h life, and, twenty-five years later, on her death-bed, wrote her a letter which is not only- admirable in itself, but valuable as showing her own opinions and character as well as the nature of the influence which the Port Royal Sisters exercised.
' Mademoiselle, I am lying on my death-bed. I have re- ceived the last Sacraments and given my last blessing to my children. I cannot forget one whose noble birth will not allow me to presume to call her child, but who has her place with my children in my heart.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frances Martin to read onlineMoreLess
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