Our Moslem Sisters; a Cry of Need From Lands of Darkness Interpreted By Those Who Heard It;
Our Moslem Sisters; a Cry of Need From Lands of Darkness Interpreted By Those Who Heard It;
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I. E., who was for many years a magistrate in Aden, told me he knew a woman who had been legally married more than fifty times and had actually forgotten the names of the fathers of two of her children !
One day an Arab brought a fine-looking woman to our dispensary, and as he was very kind to her and seemed to love her very much I ventured to tell him that she was suffering from diabetes mellitus, and that in order to preserve her life he would require to be careful with her diet. He thanked m...e most pro- foundly, promised to do all that he could for her, took her home and divorced her the same day, cast- ing her off in the village and leaving her without a copper.
Next morning she came weeping to the dispensary and I tried to get compensation, but the man pleaded poverty, and because I was the cause of her plight I felt in duty bound to support her until she died some months later.
Another man of more than fifty years carried the wife of his youth to our dispensary on his back.
She was suffering from Bright's disease and ascites, yet he toiled on and till now has shown no sign of wavering in his allegiance.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I. E., who was for many years a magistrate in Aden, told me he knew a woman who had been legally married more than fifty times and had actually forgotten the names of the fathers of two of her children !
One day an Arab brought a fine-looking woman to our dispensary, and as he was very kind to her and seemed to love her very much I ventured to tell him that she was suffering from diabetes mellitus, and that in order to preserve her life he would require to be careful with her diet. He thanked m...e most pro- foundly, promised to do all that he could for her, took her home and divorced her the same day, cast- ing her off in the village and leaving her without a copper.
Next morning she came weeping to the dispensary and I tried to get compensation, but the man pleaded poverty, and because I was the cause of her plight I felt in duty bound to support her until she died some months later.
Another man of more than fifty years carried the wife of his youth to our dispensary on his back.
She was suffering from Bright's disease and ascites, yet he toiled on and till now has shown no sign of wavering in his allegiance.
What to read after Our Moslem Sisters; a Cry of Need From Lands of Darkness Interpreted By Those Who Heard It;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Van Sommer, Annie, Ed to read onlineMoreLess
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