Beacon Lights of History, volume 07
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With a rare judgment and sense, and perhaps prideand delicacy, she disliked to confess to ignorant priests. She saidthat the half-learned did her more harm than good. The learned wereprobably more lenient to her, and more in sympathy with her, and assuredher that those sins were only venial which she had supposed were mortal. But she soon was obliged to give up this confessor, since he began toconfess to her, and to confess sins in comparison with which the sinsshe confessed were venial indeed.... He not only told her of his slavery toa bad woman, but confessed a love for Theresa herself, which she ofcourse repelled, though not with the aversion she ought to have felt. Itseems that her pious talk was instrumental in effecting his deliverancefrom a base bondage. He soon after died, and piously, she declared; sothat she considered it certain that his soul was saved.
Theresa remained three months in this place, in most grievoussufferings, for the remedy was worse than the disease. Again her fathertook her home, since all despaired of her recovery, her nervous systembeing utterly shattered, and her pains incessant by day and by night;the least touch was a torment.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
With a rare judgment and sense, and perhaps prideand delicacy, she disliked to confess to ignorant priests. She saidthat the half-learned did her more harm than good. The learned wereprobably more lenient to her, and more in sympathy with her, and assuredher that those sins were only venial which she had supposed were mortal. But she soon was obliged to give up this confessor, since he began toconfess to her, and to confess sins in comparison with which the sinsshe confessed were venial indeed.... He not only told her of his slavery toa bad woman, but confessed a love for Theresa herself, which she ofcourse repelled, though not with the aversion she ought to have felt. Itseems that her pious talk was instrumental in effecting his deliverancefrom a base bondage. He soon after died, and piously, she declared; sothat she considered it certain that his soul was saved.
Theresa remained three months in this place, in most grievoussufferings, for the remedy was worse than the disease. Again her fathertook her home, since all despaired of her recovery, her nervous systembeing utterly shattered, and her pains incessant by day and by night;the least touch was a torment.
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