The Essays of Sainte Beuve volume 3
The Essays of Sainte Beuve volume 3
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What mattered other auguries to her ! Direct inspiration gave her faith and strength ; yet this very inspiration was a crime in the eyes of her judges. She had firm belief in the reality of her voices, and, like all visionaries, she believed she drew her inspira- tion from its very source, from the Holy Spirit of God. The ecclesiastical order, the Church, organized as it was in these days, appeared to her to be probably worthy of respect, but her voices held the first place in her consideration.... She felt that she possessed the moral power to command both priests and churchmen, to rouse them and lead them back to the right path, just as she had led princes and captains. Therefore, in the proces de rehabilitation, we do not find that Rome was so eager or so well-disposed as might have been imagined. The king was obliged to put pressure on the pope ; and Jeanne, who had every qualification for being canonized, was never more than the saint of the people and of France. • Historians understand her at last ; they present the simple maiden in a proper light, and we cannot help recalling to our remembrance what M.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What mattered other auguries to her ! Direct inspiration gave her faith and strength ; yet this very inspiration was a crime in the eyes of her judges. She had firm belief in the reality of her voices, and, like all visionaries, she believed she drew her inspira- tion from its very source, from the Holy Spirit of God. The ecclesiastical order, the Church, organized as it was in these days, appeared to her to be probably worthy of respect, but her voices held the first place in her consideration.... She felt that she possessed the moral power to command both priests and churchmen, to rouse them and lead them back to the right path, just as she had led princes and captains. Therefore, in the proces de rehabilitation, we do not find that Rome was so eager or so well-disposed as might have been imagined. The king was obliged to put pressure on the pope ; and Jeanne, who had every qualification for being canonized, was never more than the saint of the people and of France. • Historians understand her at last ; they present the simple maiden in a proper light, and we cannot help recalling to our remembrance what M.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Augustin Sainte Beuve to read onlineMoreLess
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