Conversations With Christ a Biographical Study
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Her character, however, developed as wife and mother, and her individuality stamped itself upon her two sons. Hers was no self-contained or self-centred life. Her relations to her husband and children absorbed all her thought, so that she had none for herself She asks for no honour for herself, but only for her sons. The highest and best appeal to her nature, but her ambition expresses itself in bringing forward her children. The personal diffidence and modesty which keep the sons in the backgr...ound are unfelt by her, for she is pleading for her boys and not for herself.
As she comes forward, the intensity of her desire is stamped upon her face, and expresses itself in the lowly attitude she assumes, and the humble prostration of the woman of the East. That she has a great favour to ask is evident as much from her own eagerness as from her sons' reluctance. She is a true Eastern woman in the indefiniteness with which she first states her request, hoping to secure a promise beforehand, to which she may afterwards appeal when the great- ness of her petition produces the anticipated hesitation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Her character, however, developed as wife and mother, and her individuality stamped itself upon her two sons. Hers was no self-contained or self-centred life. Her relations to her husband and children absorbed all her thought, so that she had none for herself She asks for no honour for herself, but only for her sons. The highest and best appeal to her nature, but her ambition expresses itself in bringing forward her children. The personal diffidence and modesty which keep the sons in the backgr...ound are unfelt by her, for she is pleading for her boys and not for herself.
As she comes forward, the intensity of her desire is stamped upon her face, and expresses itself in the lowly attitude she assumes, and the humble prostration of the woman of the East. That she has a great favour to ask is evident as much from her own eagerness as from her sons' reluctance. She is a true Eastern woman in the indefiniteness with which she first states her request, hoping to secure a promise beforehand, to which she may afterwards appeal when the great- ness of her petition produces the anticipated hesitation.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bernard Lucas to read onlineMoreLess
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