268:. After a few weeks of her second and last season in society, she told her mother, "I cannot bear it any longer. Here are you squandering so much money on me for dresses and jewels and entertainments, to bring me into a society with which I have not one idea in common, and which I loathe; and I think of our Lord Jesus Christ, Who became poor for my sake, and worked as a carpenter—and all around us there are so many poor people in misery and want who could be relieved by what I am spending so uselessly. Oh, mother, do take me away and put an end to it." If she had followed her own inclination, she would have joined a religious Order, but she was advised that her duty lay at home with her widowed mother, and she accepted this responsibility.
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the church for service. The whole of that work, Hügel did practically alone. During that time, she relaxed nothing of the incessant round of daily minor duties; her choir, her catechisms, her club, her visitation of the poor, a visitation which was not that of a mere benefactress coming to give alms, but of a personal friend intimately acquainted with all the person's wants and trials, and deeply interested in each one of them. All this was done with health already seriously affected by prolonged overstrain. Her name is commemorated on a brass plaque located at the back of the church.
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Charitable in the extreme, so that never was she heard to speak harshly of anyone, she was severe on herself alone, and punished herself for shortcomings that were visible to no one else. In the depths of a most severe winter, she trudged on foot in the snow from
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Pauline's teens, after her father's death, the mother and daughter removed to England. Pauline's refined beauty -bearing a striking resemblance to the Madonna of
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Boscombe with a long-suffering illness. Even on her sick bed, she wrote pious and interesting little books, and condensed the lives of the Saints for popular use. She received the
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332:, Bournemouth to instruct some poor converts, to teach the children their catechism, to gather young girls round her at the club and help to brighten their lives by some cheerful amusement.
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