good. Our shade should be that of a date-palm in the desert. We made many mistakes, as you may imagine; but we know better now; the influence of that lesson dwelt in us and remained. When can you come and see us and hear all about it ?" "Alas! I cannot," she said, her eyes filling with tears. "My aged relative demands all my time and attention. She is now totally blind." Maurice looked in her face. He thought he saw tokens there that the cross she had taken up had been very, very heavy. "You are still with your aunt," he said, tenderly. 'Yes; it is my right place." "And whoso loseth his life shall find it.' Oh, Mrs. Dalgleish, I believe there will be a glorious finding of life for such as you, one day! Did you not recognise to-night thoughts, the seed-germ of which you had yourself sown?" 66 Indeed, it would be presumption to think" "Not at all. God made you my teacher that I might learn that which I now communicate; the best of my teachings are but an echo of yours. 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