Mary: resumen de Chapter 4

Qué sucede

1. The girl escapes coldness at home by visiting an ancestral castle and contemplating the sea and mountains.
2. She reads in a secluded rocky hollow and sacrifices her own pleasures to help nearby fishermen and their children.
3. Compassion sharpens her attention to suffering, while reading and grand natural scenes deeply shape her mind.
4. She spends nights composing religious verses and considering whether anything except an infinite being can satisfy the soul.
5. At fifteen, she studies scripture, keeps an overnight vigil, and receives the sacrament with intense emotion.
6. Her inner development receives no guidance, and her strict self-control strengthens her capacity for absorbing passions.

En qué fijarte

The sentence links her disciplined self-denial with stronger passions. Her ability to ignore bodily needs does not make her emotional life less intense.

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