Sarah: Women of Genesis: 1 (Women of Genesis (Forge))
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It was not the wife’s fault when the husband was selfish and cruel. But when she saw how Sarai made such a point of acting happy about living in a tent surrounded by the stink of animals, a life without grace or pleasure, well, it just made Qira too angry to hold her tongue sometimes. Sarai carried this business of wifely subservience much too far. Sometimes a wife had to let her husband know that she was unhappy. How else could he possibly realize how important it was for him to change? And it... was all Abram’s fault, anyway. When he and Sarai came back from Egypt, they had so many cows and sheep and goats that their servants couldn’t tend them all. The obvious solution, as far as Qira could see, was to either sell the animals or turn them loose. If the beasts were too stupid to find food on their own they didn’t deserve to live. But when she said so, Lot actually sent her out of the room to fetch wine—like a servant! She left the room all right, and just kept on walking until she was at the home of her friend Jashi, who understood completely that there’s only so much humiliation a woman can bear.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was not the wife’s fault when the husband was selfish and cruel. But when she saw how Sarai made such a point of acting happy about living in a tent surrounded by the stink of animals, a life without grace or pleasure, well, it just made Qira too angry to hold her tongue sometimes. Sarai carried this business of wifely subservience much too far. Sometimes a wife had to let her husband know that she was unhappy. How else could he possibly realize how important it was for him to change? And it... was all Abram’s fault, anyway. When he and Sarai came back from Egypt, they had so many cows and sheep and goats that their servants couldn’t tend them all. The obvious solution, as far as Qira could see, was to either sell the animals or turn them loose. If the beasts were too stupid to find food on their own they didn’t deserve to live. But when she said so, Lot actually sent her out of the room to fetch wine—like a servant! She left the room all right, and just kept on walking until she was at the home of her friend Jashi, who understood completely that there’s only so much humiliation a woman can bear.
What to read after Sarah: Women of Genesis: 1 (Women of Genesis (Forge))?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Orson Scott Card to read onlineMoreLess
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