Mrs. J. S. Adams

Capitolo 56

residences.

"Faith, with his/her good-looking eyes and Hope, with his/her bright ways it is good
enough", they said;  "and because it has their need they bring this pale, fragile to
earth?"

But when once she had spoken, or in suggestion or it reproaches, to her
listeners there were melody and wealth in his/her tones:  such awakening
of the most excellent powers of their souls that them later he/she offered never him welcome.

Its strength placed in its gentleness. You always went when it required, but
never obtruded her on others. His/her sisters were very often invited
the people's party without her. He/she took us time for his/her quality to be
known:  she was so still and silent. Also, its footstep was silent, and her
delicate feet didn't leave presses where she trod.

Before she grew in favor with their people they looked for her
imprints to see of who guest she had been;  but they didn't find traces,
and it learned to entertain her/it after a long duration for the beautiful qualities
what she possessed.

They now walks the earth, each loved and it entertained from many, while
some sit in the shades, and he/she don't know that earth it has the angels of Faith,
You hope, and the Charity to bless them.




XVII.

GOING ON.


A wise parent sent his/her children to a distant country to learn the lessons
of life that experiments alone can teach. Before their departure him
calls them to him, and, later to liberally have offered them with he/she wants to say, it said
theirs that to their return he would listen to them very it experiments;
to the same duration that tells them to use the means that he had given them
well--neither to heap, neither it imprudently spends them;  above all, not to bring
them back in their original form but a full equivalent therefore, or
in spiritual or things of material.

One year had passed as soon as, when, as he/she sat his/her father, while looking at the
western sky, the youngest child came pantingly racing on the run.

"So early he/she returned?" asked to his/her father--what it provoked a glance of
disappointment to pass on the face of the youth;  and its words were