Assignment task: Please help me to analyze ONE of the following passages from The Land of Spices, by Kate O'Brien and integrate it into a larger argument that analyzes some major meaning of the text. (This could include representations of gender; nationalism; Irish identity, whether endorsed or critiqued; etc.) INCORPORATE AT LEAST FIVE OTHER PASSAGES to corroborate your claims. Cite DIRECTLY from the text: do NOT paraphrase. Do not cite anywhere else than the text.
Use low level English.
Reverend Mother disagreed. "We knew who Molly was when we accepted her. We also knew, from Mr. Redmond's own lips, of her mother's occasional --weakness. That, you may remember, was the reason why hen sent the child to school when she [Molly] was only eight." [...] "He pays full fees for his daughter, Mother Eugenia--which, may I be so crude as to point out, is twice as much as Sir Arthur de la Pole does for his." (133).
Find at least another three Passages to make argument.