Mrs. J. S. Adams

Capitolo 62

the workers as you/he/she had put apart.

It placed from the bench until it grew to be humble and to cheer to be of some
use,--equal it delighted when one day the owner of the building the takings to
ends a wall that had been building around of the earth of pasture.

"Here I can be of use", she said, as the workers deposited him/it on a
angle exposed to the sun as the place was to occupy. It was happy to be there and
profit is found and to rest;  for him to listen to the had been forced
comments of the passers-from every day, and to bear their comments on his
adversity.

"I suppose that I will never know some other life but this;  so now, being
firmly puts, I can sleep a small:  " for the stone it was sadly in need of
rest.

After what seemed to be one long period of rest, the stone he woke up, with
new pulsations and the most excellent emotions that thrill inside him. The sound of
the voices of children were heard in the air. How dessert and life-giving them
was! far more pleasant than the words of admiration that sent forth men
when she was on the top of the building. A new joy was also his, for soft
hands were caressing her/it. Beautiful musks were grown on its surface,
and children a great deal happy you/they were gathering them.

Profit and beautiful also! and the stone was silent with happiness.
You hoped that his/her children had come again;  and they did, while bringing others
with them.

"I wonder me as this beautiful musk it grew on me", she said one day to
her--at least her he/she thought that nobody felt her/it. But an older stone
close to her he/she answered, "us being perfectly calm we are covered with
this beautiful musk, more fixed than the grasses of some lawn."

Him once vain stone started to perfectly be satisfied, and he/she never craved
for his/her first position. When the storms came, he/she knew that it was next to
the earth. It didn't have any terrible height to be taut from, and the beautiful one
lichens that grew on its surface were more ornamental than his far
first it carved and elegant adornings.