Joan of Arc And the English Mail-Coach
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And her, because she is the firstborn of her house, and has the widest empire, let us honor with the title of "Madonna." The second sister is called Mater Suspiriorum, 15 Our Lady of Sighs. She never scales the clouds, nor walks abroad upon the winds. She wears no diadem. And her eyes, if they were ever seen, would be neither sweet nor subtile; no man could read their story; they would be found filled with 20 perishing dreams, and with wrecks of forgotten delirium. But she raises not her eyes; ...her head, on which sits a dilapidated turban, droops forever, forever fastens on the dust. She weeps not. She groans not. But she sighs inaudibly at intervals.
25 Her sister Madonna is oftentimes stormy and frantic, raging in the highest against heaven, and demand- ing back her darlings. But Our Lady of Sighs never clamors, never defies, dreams not of rebellious aspirations. She is humble to abjectness. Hers 30 is the meekness that belongs to the hopeless. Mur- mur she may, but it is in her sleep.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And her, because she is the firstborn of her house, and has the widest empire, let us honor with the title of "Madonna." The second sister is called Mater Suspiriorum, 15 Our Lady of Sighs. She never scales the clouds, nor walks abroad upon the winds. She wears no diadem. And her eyes, if they were ever seen, would be neither sweet nor subtile; no man could read their story; they would be found filled with 20 perishing dreams, and with wrecks of forgotten delirium. But she raises not her eyes; ...her head, on which sits a dilapidated turban, droops forever, forever fastens on the dust. She weeps not. She groans not. But she sighs inaudibly at intervals.
25 Her sister Madonna is oftentimes stormy and frantic, raging in the highest against heaven, and demand- ing back her darlings. But Our Lady of Sighs never clamors, never defies, dreams not of rebellious aspirations. She is humble to abjectness. Hers 30 is the meekness that belongs to the hopeless. Mur- mur she may, but it is in her sleep.
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