Mrs. J. S. Adams

Capitolo 63

XX.

THE SEEDS.


They placed side side a morning, while the gardener was preparing
the earth in whether to plant a lot of other varieties and they.

"Only you think", says two the most talkative one, "as sad it is
what we will put in that dark earth! I won't allow
me to be buried out of sight this beautiful morning."

"But", he/she answered to the calmest seed from his/her side, "it is only for a breve
period that we will lie there, and then we will be more beautiful far."

"What care me for the beauty for others to look to? I want my liberty,
and it intends to have him/it, also. The wind is my friend, and I will ask to her
to spread ends me to those beautiful hills, where I can see anything of the
world."

"I think that it would be more wise man to remain where we am, and it was a gardener
worry about us:  he has to know that for which it is our good person", remarked the kind one
seed.

"You are of big long too much prosaic. I think that our his/her own feelings tell us that that us
need. Then good-from", the independent seed exclaimed, as she made sign to
the wind to bear her/it street.

You thought that its breath was leaving her/it, as she bore through
the air, and it desired her return in the garden. But when she founded
her on the warm hill-side she felt him reassured, and it nested
among the soft grass whose undulant motion cradled soon her to sleep.

Now the two seeds that the gardener had placed on the earth they were of
an a lot of kind of first quality and rare;  and he felt him very sad that the wind owes
one has flown away. Him taken the remainders and it attentively placed him/it
in the earth, with many it hopes that jumped on and it would be born rich
flowers that would produce more seed. A cold wind that night came
on;  but the small seed in the warm bed didn't feel him/it to everybody, while her
absent sister shaken every night with the cold.

After what seemed long once to the seed in the earth, anything
as a new life came her/it on. There was a deeper pulsation through
his/her being and a strong desire to shoot direct upward to the light and air. This