Mrs. J. S. Adams
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apparent destruction that life can be reconstructed. But they was only able
has the experiences that came inside the purpose of their life; and the
oak was it satisfied never with his really, and it rejoiced that it had
it passed through the element that refines, while only losing with this his/her grosser
form. He/she filled the air with the fragrance of his/her gratitude. Every whenever it
desired to travel, the winds that were its friends brought its seeds to
some portion of the earth that has designated. Not only its flowers were bright
to the eye and their sweet odor to the sense of sense of smell but the leaves of
the plant was recovering. Three strengths connected him/it with human life: then
what in continuous action and his/her disposition of taller joy was in the
conscience of his/her increased utility.
XXIII.
EXTRANEOUS.
In a great and elegant dwelt of mansion a rich man that had three beautiful
daughters. The house was built on an eminence on the banks of a river
what wound like a silver thread through the valleys for many miles.
Away from the mansion it was a big number of cottage in that the dwelt
carpenters, shipbuilders, gardeners and some of every work. The most greater part of
they was the good and honest people, although it dyed with the love of ground
earningses and many of them, crushed also often a lot of some soul is well and
the best emotions in the avid love of things of material. The owner of the
mansion was distressed on this the weakness of them, and, to free them of him,
conceived a plan from what to give those that wished an opportunity to be conducted
from their best nature, and forgetful, for the time, same and profit.
Accordingly, he said his/her daughters to decorate him in them richer
ornament and ornaments that were rare and of first quality and then to throw
on the great and ugly whole mantles, so that it is probable that the disguise is
perfections, and you conceal the whole shine under. To each he gave a purse
filled with gold to give on what should cordially welcome and you/he/she should give