plainly saw not to be convinced she short and horror strode for she had never before so seen her gentle husband ao of noble power lo fall of inward holy wrath i master now often dreamed and delayed whole days sat down row np spoke to himself drew with his stick on tne sand or began to make an eye or a nose with buck chalk and then called him a child or thought that dissatisfied with her he held with his own soul or he walked up and down in the garden stood for a quarter of an hour at before the of a tree and studied its wonderfully bursting bark looked up to the and on bis memory the forms of the clouds or he sat before the door and called hither handsome children placed one quite in the shade of the roof another only half and made a third stand in the full sunshine that he might for himself the colors of the in and shade or he old men and women who to him as if they had sent by god then called to him and said my why not rather work i thou well we need it i do work said my ia ready internal now appeared to his mind � b if induced by constant d� and disclosed to his how the appearing out of the tears its delicate white child s shirt and then the master glowed like � vessel full of gold and pure for the casting so that he knew nothing more of the and what was revealed to him he transferred to the with inspired haste � then came and called to him two or three times always louder and louder some tr he then sprang up neither knowing where he had been or where he now was the of uie spiritual closed suddenly and the only half images sank back into night and into spiritual death and perhaps never returned to him � ah i never again then he recognized j who at his stood before him and him deaf and then his blood was like to a spring flood he seized the charm violently bv the arm � and held her thus till he awoke then be said ashamed is it thou my wife f i was not here now not with thee i forgive me to even a child is more than to see and paint all the angels and to hear them and one s self praised is desirable also in a beautiful world � and that the sun and moon shine npon it that makes it none the worse where thou art where i am with soul and yea with fancy and her works that is to me the true the holy world i and now he smiled and asked her mildly what dost thou want with me then my child but his eyes flashed she however believed that she had looked upon a demon a at spirits she examined the red mark on her arm where he had seized her tears from her eyes she bowed down and lamented ah i know it i have it in my mind � thou wilt certainly one day murder mc every time i go to bed i pray that i may not perish in my sins when again art as thou art now when i am nothing to thee i with such a spirit in the house nothing went well the modest ate with them at first of all that was an bat also spoke with her when he was alone there was nothing more painful to him than in a house where only two or three live together to force one s self to be silent o� tt of mere and lo treat the servants whether male or female as who are yet bt like ourselves for nothing makes us more contemptible in the eyes of than when they dare not talk to ns because we seem to despise them and do really despise them now suspected when he broke off a with she that it had bees her therefore she short and be d from the house he not to it then � till more times and at last he was obliged to let her go because a the poor creature and to protect her from want � was therefore he must see the poor girl with her go about begging � and he actually saw it � bat with secret tears and sighs once warned a artist against marriage from this warning that was with his own marriage and she remained whole days in the house of her parents he went for her in the � to avoid the risk of her not returning at all when husband and wife weigh every word before it is uttered then there is � more free intercourse and the must be doubled but in due time d who now appeared gave to wife the yet the glory of tlie mother thus the continued to bless her f was the sacred instrument in his hands and the most mysterious the most divine of old nature were thus granted to her as it were in being bow filled with reverence rapture and all was well better than ever and his love was now nobly founded and hers m not more therefore the creature as a rich blessing from his heavenly father be ye said he to himself as thereby some have entertained angels and by these words he was transported bark in fat to the day when he stood in the church and the maiden j na stood beside him and now in he put the little into her arms and the bride stood � as a mother all that had afterwards taken place seemed to him then an a of the past and the softness with which his heart was reflected and warmed the long days in which 