How could the grandmother be ‘beautiful’ without being ‘pretty’?
The grandmother never appeared to be pretty. She was never an attractive woman physically. But she had a divine beauty in her. Her noble qualities gave her a spiritual beauty. So she could be ‘beautiful’ without being ‘pretty.’
Explain : ‘Old, so terribly old that she could not have grown older any more.
How did the grandmother appear like the ‘winter landscape in the mountains’?
How were the grandmother and the narrator good and intimate friends?
Why did she accompany the narrator to his school ? What did she do there?
