Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-10-19

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the foos walks and the eye ssss, and
the ear hear. and the tonz8e speaks.
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speak are spread out into one lager fog
a pyramid Al the kind deeds or ma
levOlent deeds Ne do are spread Out
into another layer. All the Christian
or M Christian example We 1T Il spread
out ia another layer All the indirect
influences of Our lives are spread out
ia another layer Then the time coon
comes when We put down the iInpls
msnt Of toll and pass away, but the
pyramid stands.
The Twentieth century will not rock
II down. nor the Thirtisth century. nor
the One Hundredth century. The
earthquake that rocks this world ~
pieces will not stop our influence for
glDd Of evil You mOdestly say, That
Is true ia regard 10 the great workers
for good Or evil. and o. gigantic gen
insea, MiltoniaB or Talleyrandian, but
not n me, for live and work on a
srnall scale Ny heaFer, remember
that those who built the pyramids were
common uorkmen Not one Of them
could lift one u those great stones.
II took a dozen Of them 70 lift one
stone, aud others Just welded n trowel
clicking Il on the hard edge, or smooth.
ing the mortar between the layers
One hundred thousand men toiIed ON
thOas sublime elevations.
II one Of those granite blocks that !
Iust touch with my feet on this Decem-
Der morning Ia 1889. ~ the two Arabs
pull ms and the two other Arabs push
nee. could speak out aud tell it, history,
Il would cay: The place Of my nativ-
ity was down in the great stone quarry
of MOkattan or Aawan. Then they
began 10 bore at my sides, and then TO
drive down great iron wedges, crushing
against Ine til the whole quarry quAked
and thundered Then / was pred out
with erOwbars and lovers, scores Of
men putting their weight on the lever.
age. Then chains were put around
inc, and I was hoisted with wheels that
groansd under the weight, and many
workmen had their hands on the
cranks and turned until the muscles on
their arms stood out In ridges, aud the
sweat rolled from their dusky fore
heads.