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English: Bertilda Samper Acosta, later known as Sister María Ignacia (1856-1910), was a Colombian Roman Catholic nun, poet and writer.
Español: Foto No 663

Hija del doctor José María Samper y doña Soledad Acosta. Nació en Bogotá el 31 de Julio de 1856. Viajó desde niña por Europa y América, y antes de hablar castellano empezó á ser educada hablando inglés y francés. Completó después su educación en Bogotá. Desde muy niña mostró viva, inclinación á la poesía y la literatura, y ardiente piedad religiosa. ha publicado más de veinte composiciones poéticas, varios artículos en prosa y algunas traducciones hechas del inglés y del francés.

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