Mrs. J. S. Adams

Capitolo 61

"Not so fast", one responded some stones of foundation. "A few the less pride
it would become you;  for face you don't see that, but for us under, you were able
is not so tall? And it cares him very small, it strikes me, that part of
the building in which we have put, if us but firm remains and peaceful."

The words of the wise stone arranged the owner to the point that him
resolved to remove a few of the vanity of the top one, and disposition I wake up
long once that evening, thinking to some plain from whether to effect his
purpose. However, the elements saved him some effort on his/her behalf, for
next day a terrible hail-storm swept on the earth and his/her firm ground
stones defaced all the ornaments that had conducted the tall one to boast himself/herself/themselves this way
noisily of his/her superiority.

"Oh, dear! oh, dear!" him complained the vain piece of granite. "As I desire me I had
state taken for a stone of foundation instead of being here to have mine,
beauty destroyed by this terrible storm! Me you/he/she has very rather been in the
middle of the building that on here, where all the strength of the storm is
spends on my head."

The stone to the foundation could not help smiling, although him really
been sorry for the vain thing above of him. "It will teach his/her wisdom", he said
him;  "and she can learn that nobody in the life is modest if theirs are born
their part, and that a tall position is more dangerous than a humble far
one."

There was a terrible accident in the air to that instant. The foundation
stone thought that the building was coming down. Anything struck him/it,
what he recognized as a part of the stone of top;  for him you/he/she had seen the
workers cutting and smoothing day after day it for a lot of weeks before
his/her elevation. She could now outline a statue anybody more elegant superior or
position.

The following day, the remainders smashed portion you/he/she was removed and
gone away by the bench, where you/he/she could see another it prepared him to take his
place.

"I thought that stone was a little weak when we raised him to us", it said one of