mind to i daily work and common things shows him to us � why look there i � here he pulled from his pocket a small paper bag and opening it showed some dry loose seed � there ain t than that i that s seed � a special stock too � well now if you didn t know how common it is wouldn t it seem a miracle as wonderful as any in the that out o that handful o dust like the finest flowers of purple an yellow will come � ay i some o them two to three inches across an every like velvet an silk i if so be you don t b in a god mr to town opinions you try the business that ll make a man of i if adam had stuck to the business an left the trade alone we d have all been in now i his eyes as glancing round the company he saw that his words had made an impression and awakened a smile � good night t ye i and touching on the shoulder in passing he added you come an see me my lad when you feels like goin a bit in the line i can tell ye a few the learned gentlemen in london don t know anyway a little church goin under won t do you no arm nor your lady neither if she s what i takes her for which is her to be all good as goes an when to his work an tells ye plain as ow everything s ordained for the best an as ow every flower s a miracle of the lord an every bird s song a bit o the lord s own special music it ye up an makes ye more o your own poor mis able self � it do now with another friendly pat on the groom s shoulder and a cheery smile passed out and left the rest of the company in the mother tap room solemnly gazing upon one another he speaks straight he do said farmer an he ain t no � he s just plain an he he means here s to his � a game old boy i said ordering another glass of ale it s quite a treat god s good man to meet a man like bim and i shan t be above that he s got a deal of right on his side but what he says ain t church teaching not said dan but it s s an if you ain t card yet advise ye to go next sunday an if your lady ud make up her mind to go too just for once gave an expressive gesture she won t go � you may depend on that i he said she s had too much of as it is why mrs � that s her american aunt � was regular with em coming of her for their churches and their windows and their schools and their and their poor lame blind sick of all sorts as well as for d they knew she was a lady they t got but one thought � how to get some of the millions out of her there was three kept when we was in london and they d hardly time for bite nor sup with all the work they ad scores of churches and religious folks all together miss s got a complete scare o whenever she see a hat coming she just flew when she was in paris it was the as wanted money � sisters of the poor priests as ad been turned out by the government � and what not � and out in america it was the christian all the time with such a lot of tickets for lectures and as you never saw � then came the with their and altogether the family got to look on all sorts of merely as so many kinds of boxes which if you dropped money into you went straight to the holy and if you didn t you dropped down into the great big d s no i � i don t think anyone need expect to see my lady at church � it s the last place she d ever think of going to i this piece of information was received by his hearers with profound gravity no one spoke and during the uncomfortable pause gave a careless good night i � and took his departure things is come to a pretty pass in this ere country then said mr when the woman who is merely the elevation of the man in public a conviction to whidi her is if the lady who now possesses the were under the submission of a husband he would naturally assume the control which is and so compel her to include the religious considerations of the in her system i i god s good man farmer looked impressed but slightly puzzled you fine mr � you fine he observed respectfully not that i altogether understands ye but that s my want of book and not through the dictionary as i when i was a i makes bold to guess you re at and i you may be right but i m fair bound to own that if it t for mr i shouldn t be found in church o sundays neither but flat on my back in a field wi my face turned up to the sun a of the goodness o god and he d put a hand out to make the crops grow as they should do he be a rare good man and he do speak to the art of ye so wise like and quiet and that s why i goes to hear him and the prayers s writ for me to say and as he asks me to do but if i d been 