Mrs. J. S. Adams

Capitolo 26

the veins once more;  and she rose from his/her bed, while the family
gathered you round off him.

A child that was supposed to have been lost to sea after an absence of
many years returned to that moment, load with gold and the other treasures
far greater, that the bright ore,--lessons of the life that, through
suffering, he had beaten in his/her mind.

Joy departed, among their tumult to rejoice, and you/he/she connected his/her sister.

The happy family didn't miss her for once;  still when them great
and sudden happiness lowered in their realization they looked for her/it, but in
vain.

They didn't need her;  for the essence of his/her life it was with them, while
she was walking on the earth, bringing to like and the happiness to
thousand;  still doing the job of his/her father anybody more than her used and
sister sad-dagli eyes.




VII.

DIRECTED UPWARD.


There was once an elderly man that possessed and he/she lived in a great house
the height of what three histories it was. His/her only child was a daughter,
he liked who, and that he/she generally listened to his/her words
of suggestion and education;  but any amount of persuasion could incite
his/her to ascend to the tallest history in their residence, where his/her father
a lot of times it spent in to look at the various panorama that neglected.
It was an amalgamate pleasure as him he/she sat alone there evening after evening,
looking at the beautiful shades of cloud and rivers that leave without breath as veins of
silvers through the lawns. It took away from his/her joy to know that the
sees from the lowest window he/she offered nothing but you plant with trees thickly envoys and dry
hedges.

"Comes on, child", he called, morning and evening, year after year, with
the same result. It seemed of any profit. "You will die and he/she will never know
what beauties lie around its residence", he said, as he sat, while it was looking at the
wealth of the beauty. It seemed to him that the clouds were never this way
bright, neither the trees and lawns so it oddly gilded from the sun