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This woman who makes the tea had been married only one year to one of these brothers
“This woman who makes the tea had been married only one year to one of these brothers.”
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“This woman who makes the tea had been married only one year to one of these brothers.”
This woman who makes the tea had been married only one year to one of these brothers. Having lost all of her relatives through the persecution, and Persian women having no openings for self-support, the Master took her into His household. What a wonderful household this is over forty people living here in one home, some black, some white, Arabic, Persian, Burmanese, Italian, Russian and now English and American!
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Not a loud command is heard and not one word of dispute; not one word of fault-finding. Every one goes about as if on tip toes. When they enter your room, their slippers are left before the door and they come in with stocking feet and remain standing until you invite them to sit down.’
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Source
by Various
Read the original at bahaistories.com/subject/hospitality