The grandmother was not formally educated but was serious about the author education. how does the text support this?
lesson :the portrait of a lady
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The grandmother was not formally educated but was serious about the author's education. She could read the scriptures. She realised the value of education and did not let the author miss school. She woke him up each morning, bathed him, dressed him, plastered his wooden slate, gave him breakfast and walked him to school where he was taught alphabets and morning prayers.
While he sat in the veranda learning, the grandmother read her scriptures.
In the city, she could not accompany him to school as he went by the school bus. He was now in an English school, where they taught science. She could not understand English and did not believe in Science. The fact that they were not taught about god made her unhappy. Khushwant Singh's music lessons in school upset her over its lewd associations. She took an interest in the author's education.
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The grandmother was not formally educated but was serious about the author's education because she had a regret which pinched her whloe life that she was not educated and she did not want her children to have the same regretion in their life.