《the story of a mother》

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happiness and joy it spread around。 But she saw that the life of the

other was full of care and poverty; misery and woe。

    〃Both are the will of God;〃 said Death。

    〃Which is the unhappy flower; and which is the blessed one?〃 she

said。

    〃That I may not tell you;〃 said Death; 〃but thus far you may

learn; that one of the two flowers represents your own child。 It was

the fate of your child that you saw;… the future of your own child。〃

    Then the mother screamed aloud with terror; 〃Which of them belongs

to my child? Tell me that。 Deliver the unhappy child。 Release it

from so much misery。 Rather take it away。 Take it to the kingdom of

God。 Forget my tears and my entreaties; forget all that I have said or

done。〃

    〃I do not understand you;〃 said Death。 〃Will you have your child

back? or shall I carry him away to a place that you do not know?〃

    Then the mother wrung her hands; fell on her knees; and prayed

to God; 〃Grant not my prayers; when they are contrary to Thy will;

which at all times must be the best。 Oh; hear them not;〃 and her

head sank on her bosom。

    Then Death carried away her child to the unknown land。





                            THE END



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