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The Women of the Arabs

CHAPTER VII
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She was allowed, however, to keep her feasts and fasts, and to attend her own church, until she became convinced that these things would not save her and she wished to give them up.

One feast day the lady with whom she lived gave her some sewing and told her to seat herself and do her task.

She refused, saying it was a feast day, and it was unlawful work.

A little while after she asked permission to go and visit her brother's family; but the lady told her, "No, if it is unlawful to work, it is unlawful to visit.

I have no objection to your keeping your feast days, but if you do you must keep them as holy time." So she gave her a portion of Scripture to learn, and she was kept very quiet all day, as though it was the Sabbath, and without the day being made agreeable to her like the Sabbath by going to Church and Sabbath School.


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