Manon Phlipon Roland Early Years
Manon Phlipon Roland Early Years
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To Manon she seemed a change- ling at times, for Eudora shirked study and was averse to any mental effort. Her character, her tastes, or lack of them, were incomprehensible to her mother, who remembered her own studious, docile childhood. Insistence on inherited tendencies was not familiar to philosophers then, and she failed to take Eudora's grandparents into account. She forgot the frivolous Grandmama Roland, greedy, exacting, and fond of excitement, and Papa Phlipon, dissipated and pleasure-... loving, in her wonder over her little girl's strange character. There is rather a pathetic glimpse of Eudora's babyhood in one of her mother's letters, that may partly explain the little one's dislike of books: "In a study, between two desks, where close applica- tion exacts perfect quiet, it is natural that a child should be bored, above all, if while she is forbidden to sing, or to chatter to herself, or to speak to us, she is obliged to learn certain tasks that require atten- tion" (December i, 1787).
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To Manon she seemed a change- ling at times, for Eudora shirked study and was averse to any mental effort. Her character, her tastes, or lack of them, were incomprehensible to her mother, who remembered her own studious, docile childhood. Insistence on inherited tendencies was not familiar to philosophers then, and she failed to take Eudora's grandparents into account. She forgot the frivolous Grandmama Roland, greedy, exacting, and fond of excitement, and Papa Phlipon, dissipated and pleasure-... loving, in her wonder over her little girl's strange character. There is rather a pathetic glimpse of Eudora's babyhood in one of her mother's letters, that may partly explain the little one's dislike of books: "In a study, between two desks, where close applica- tion exacts perfect quiet, it is natural that a child should be bored, above all, if while she is forbidden to sing, or to chatter to herself, or to speak to us, she is obliged to learn certain tasks that require atten- tion" (December i, 1787).
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