all roads lead to calvary-第57节

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〃Do　you　think　you　will　go　on　doing　it？〃　he　asked；　with　a　laugh。

〃I'm　so　afraid；〃　she　answered　gravely。　　〃That　I　shall　come　to　love　you　too　much：　　the　home；　the　children　and　you。　　I　shall　have　none　left　over。〃

〃There　is　an　old　Hindoo　proverb；〃　he　said：　　〃That　when　a　man　and　woman　love　they　dig　a　fountain　down　to　God。〃

〃This　poor；　little　choked…up　thing；〃　he　said；　〃against　which　we　are　sitting；　it's　for　want　of　men　and　women　drawing　water；　of　children　dabbling　their　hands　in　it　and　making　themselves　all　wet；　that　it　has　run　dry。〃

She　took　his　hands　in　hers　to　keep　them　warm。　　The　nursing　habit　seemed　to　have　taken　root　in　her。

〃I　see　your　argument；〃　she　said。　　〃The　more　I　love　you；　the　deeper　will　be　the　fountain。　　So　that　the　more　Love　I　want　to　come　to　me；　the　more　I　must　love　you。〃

〃Don't　you　see　it　for　yourself？〃　he　demanded。

She　broke　into　a　little　laugh。

〃Perhaps　you　are　right；〃　she　admitted。　　〃Perhaps　that　is　why　He　made　us　male　and　female：　　to　teach　us　to　love。〃

A　robin　broke　into　a　song　of　triumph。　　He　had　seen　the　sad…faced　ghosts　steal　silently　away。







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