The Ring And the book By Robert Browning An Interpretation
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Perhaps, after all, he had rendered a service, though he meant it not, in her murder. He had thus ended a relation which was essentially false. Her presence had always been an annoyance to him, therefore it will be well if they never meet again. Still, even in this soul, Pompilia believes there may be something to love. "I could not love him, but his mother did. " Even for him, she thinks the presence of God may avail, and she prays that it may.
"But where will God be absent? In His face Is lig...ht, but in His shadow healing too : Let Guido touch the shadow and be healed ! " Pompilia's insight grows and deepens, so that at last she trusts in it more than in any merely external authority. She is a devout Catholic, and to her mind an Archbishop "stands for God. " When she had gone to him and had poured out her troubles as she would to her mother, he gave advice and she received it hum- bly, but she learns through her experience that he was mistaken, and cries : "But I did wrong and he gave wrong advice Though he were thrice Archbishop that I know.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Perhaps, after all, he had rendered a service, though he meant it not, in her murder. He had thus ended a relation which was essentially false. Her presence had always been an annoyance to him, therefore it will be well if they never meet again. Still, even in this soul, Pompilia believes there may be something to love. "I could not love him, but his mother did. " Even for him, she thinks the presence of God may avail, and she prays that it may.
"But where will God be absent? In His face Is lig...ht, but in His shadow healing too : Let Guido touch the shadow and be healed ! " Pompilia's insight grows and deepens, so that at last she trusts in it more than in any merely external authority. She is a devout Catholic, and to her mind an Archbishop "stands for God. " When she had gone to him and had poured out her troubles as she would to her mother, he gave advice and she received it hum- bly, but she learns through her experience that he was mistaken, and cries : "But I did wrong and he gave wrong advice Though he were thrice Archbishop that I know.
What to read after The Ring And the book By Robert Browning An Interpretation?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francis Bickford Hornbrooke to read onlineMoreLess
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