Faces in the Fire And Other Fancies
Faces in the Fire And Other Fancies
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It is m seething of the kid in the mother's milk I ' At that touchstone the inner meaning of the interdict stands revealed. The mother's milk is Nature's beautiful provision tor the life and susten- ance of the kid. Thou shalt not pervert that which was intended to be a ministry of life into an instru- ment of destruction. The wifely instinct that led the. Countess to rush forth to welcome her lord was one of the loveUest things, in her womanhood, and Vamey used it as the agency by which he des...troyed her. She was lured to her doom by means of her best affections. Charles Lamb points out, in his TaUs from Shakespeare, that lago compassed the death of the fair Desdemona in precisely the same way. ' So mischievously did this artful villain lay his plots tp tiiTQ the gentle qualities of this Digitized by Google A FbrUdden Dish 149 innocent lady into her destruction and make a net for her out of her own goodness to entrap her I ' It is this that the prohibition forbids. Thou shalt not take the most sacred things in life and apply them to base and ignoble ends.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is m seething of the kid in the mother's milk I ' At that touchstone the inner meaning of the interdict stands revealed. The mother's milk is Nature's beautiful provision tor the life and susten- ance of the kid. Thou shalt not pervert that which was intended to be a ministry of life into an instru- ment of destruction. The wifely instinct that led the. Countess to rush forth to welcome her lord was one of the loveUest things, in her womanhood, and Vamey used it as the agency by which he des...troyed her. She was lured to her doom by means of her best affections. Charles Lamb points out, in his TaUs from Shakespeare, that lago compassed the death of the fair Desdemona in precisely the same way. ' So mischievously did this artful villain lay his plots tp tiiTQ the gentle qualities of this Digitized by Google A FbrUdden Dish 149 innocent lady into her destruction and make a net for her out of her own goodness to entrap her I ' It is this that the prohibition forbids. Thou shalt not take the most sacred things in life and apply them to base and ignoble ends.
What to read after Faces in the Fire And Other Fancies?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Boreham Frank to read onlineMoreLess
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