Mrs. J. S. Adams

Capitolo 48

only this way it was able him it learns the lessons that were necessary for his/her soul
development.

The boy placed sleeping on a white and soft bed:  its hands were folded up
peacefully on his/her breast. Very hard it was the assignment that his/her father has known you/he/she was
to break that sleep, that so deep sleep, and it sends his/her boy
out in a cold and selfish world. But, shaking away the tremor and the
the weakness of his/her soul, he said, "Rises, my child:  I have to send her/it before
on a long and dangerous trip to gather the truths to turn on Your soul;
and you have to go without the means to get Your bread and refuge.
It is distressed my heart, my child that all this has to be this way;  but I still know
the trip must be takes, and all of its dangers and deprivations met. My
prayers and benedictions will go with you, child, through all of Your scenes."

The surprised child looked fixed on the face of his/her father. His/her parent turned and
weeping;  then, drying away the fast-falling torn wounds, he said, "I don't wonder me
to Your deposit, curious fixed look, You who have so long lived in the breast
of my love;  but there are lessons that must be learn from every human creature
soul. I cannot tell him what I/you/they are these lessons:  they must have experimented,
other gladly I save him the toil and me the pain to divide."

The boy seemed sad as him he thought about the dangers and exposures to that
he should be submitted, without he/she means to get the least comfort.

The evening shades fell on the earth. Only a glint of daylight dyed
the sky when father and child divided, that for action, the other to
you bear and you wait for his/her return.

The trip for many days placed on hills sad and plain sterile;
and very a torn wound was brushed by that young cheek by the hand that
his/her father had so you/he/she warmly pressed to dividing.

To the closing of a dark, tired tempestuous day and it faints for food, he was
around to lie down on the grass of damp, old with tiredness when him
espied an elegant building a small way over.