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"How sweet to know / The trials which we cannot comprehend / Have each their own divinely purposed end. / He traineth so / For higher learning, ever onward reaching / For fuller knowledge yet, and His own deeper teaching. " / "Nor only here / The rich result of all our God doth teach, / His scholars, slow at best until we reach / A nobler sphere; / Then, only then, our training is complete, / And the true life begins for which He made us meet. "-F. R. Havergal.
"DEAR COZ,-When is your wedding coming off? Mine is next Midsummer Day. I'm following your example, and Chris and I are going to set up house together. We understand each other to a T, and she's a stirring, cheery companion, I can tell you! She is a true farmer's wife, for a working farmer I mean to be, either in this old land or across the ocean. All my hurt feelings have departed. I could even shake hands with your doctor, so send me a line, and I'll ever remain,"