Clare Vaughan
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accomplish the holy will of God with regard to her ad- mission. Thus to make sure of the truth of her voca- tion, we addressed the usual questions to her, not allowing her for a moment to remain ignorant of the trying and penitential side of the new form of life which she proposed adopting. We asked her, amongst other things, how, having never done any manual lahor, she would care to descend to the common and menial tasks in which the every-day life of a religious commun- ity consists; such as ...sweep the house, wash the plates and dishes, prepare the food, etc. ; but to all these questions, and others similar, her invariable answer was, " I will try to do it as soon as you have shown me the way, " thus putting aside one difficulty for another, hers being, not about doing these things, but doing them well. But another obstacle, this time an almost insurmountable one to any courage but Clare's, present- ed itself. In her father's house Clare, on account of her extreme weakness of digestion, had always eaten meat on days of abstinence; on the other hand, the Eulo of the Order of Poor Clares enjoins perpetual ab- stinence from meat, and this rule is so absolute that dispensation is not even given in cases of serious illness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
accomplish the holy will of God with regard to her ad- mission. Thus to make sure of the truth of her voca- tion, we addressed the usual questions to her, not allowing her for a moment to remain ignorant of the trying and penitential side of the new form of life which she proposed adopting. We asked her, amongst other things, how, having never done any manual lahor, she would care to descend to the common and menial tasks in which the every-day life of a religious commun- ity consists; such as ...sweep the house, wash the plates and dishes, prepare the food, etc. ; but to all these questions, and others similar, her invariable answer was, " I will try to do it as soon as you have shown me the way, " thus putting aside one difficulty for another, hers being, not about doing these things, but doing them well. But another obstacle, this time an almost insurmountable one to any courage but Clare's, present- ed itself. In her father's house Clare, on account of her extreme weakness of digestion, had always eaten meat on days of abstinence; on the other hand, the Eulo of the Order of Poor Clares enjoins perpetual ab- stinence from meat, and this rule is so absolute that dispensation is not even given in cases of serious illness.
What to read after Clare Vaughan?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alice Mary Weld Blundell Fraser Lovat to read onlineMoreLess
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