Question

The partridge lays no eggs, Nor builds a dwelling; but instead, she steals The well-wrought nests of others. There she sits, Warming a stranger brood, until at last The eggs are hatched. But when the stolen chicks Are fledged, they straightway fly away to seek Their proper kin, and leave the partridge there Forsaken. In such wise the devil works To steal the souls of those whose youthful minds Or foolish hearts in vain resist his wiles. But when they reach maturity age, they see They are true children of the Lord of lords. Then they desert the lying fiend, and seek Their rightful Father, who with open arms Receives them, as he long since promised them. What most accurately states an inference that can be made about the story of the “stolen chicks”

Answer 1

Answer:stolen chicks I think refer to people who are immature in faith

Explanation:these people are usual taken as servants to serve a certain God or Goddess without their own concert or will and they are usual forced to worship these gods but when they become aware of what they choose to believe in they usual will flee and leave the place of worship in order to follow their own path in life .

Mostly these are women who are forced into these issues of faith against their will .