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Tammi Smith <[log in to unmask]>
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Miami Univ GER 610 (Prof A B Willeke) [Self-Paced & Year Around
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   When he went into the house, he found that he was almost fainting with fatigue. He sat down by the desk, and his head fell forward on the pile of pamphlets he had left there. For the first time in his life he thought of them without a sore heart. I suppose Nattyll go to every one of them places, he murmured as he dropped to sleep. 
   When he went into the house, he found that he was almost fainting with fatigue. He sat down by the desk, and his head fell forward on the pile of pamphlets he had left there. For the first time in his life he thought of them without a sore heart. I suppose Nattyll go to every one of them places, he murmured as he dropped to sleep. 
   When she came to see him and their parents a few months later, she brought him a little square of crimson silk, on which she had worked in tiny stitches, Surely He shall deliver thee from the snare of the fowler. She explained to her father and mother that it was a text-ornament for Jehiel to hang up over his desk; but she drew the boy aside and showed him that the silk was only lightly caught down to the foundation. 
   This brought back to his mind the only bitter word he had spoken throughout the endless day. Nathaniel had said as an excuse for his haste (Jehiel insisted on his leaving that night), You see, mother, its really a service to Uncle Jehiel, since hes got nobody to keep house for him. He 
   He looked up at the lofty crown of the pine tree, through which shone one or two of the brightest stars, and felt a new comradeship with it. It was a great tree, he thought, and they had grown up together. He laid his hardened palm on it, and fancied that he caught a throb of the silent vitality under the bark. How many kinds of life there were! Under its white shroud, how all the valley lived. The tree stretching up its head to the stars, the river preparing to throw off the icy armor which compressed its heart -- they were all awakening in their own way. The river had been restless, like himself, the tree had been tranquil, but they passed together through the resurrection into quiet life. 

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