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you some other time�察�and show you�察�too�察�the marks of it in every gravel pit 

about here。      But now�察�I see�察�you want to ask a question�察�and what is it�拭�

     Do I mean to say that water has made great valleys�察�such as you have 

seen paintings and photographs of��valleys thousands of feet deep�察�among 

mountains thousands of feet high�拭�

     Yes�察�I do。     But�察�as I said before�察�I do not like you to take my word 

upon trust。      When you are older you shall go to the mountains�察�and you 

shall   judge   for   yourself。    Still�察  �I  must   say   that   I   never   saw   a  valley�察�

however deep�察�or a cliff�察�however high�察�which had not been scooped out 

by water�察�and that even the mountain´tops which stand up miles aloft in 

jagged peaks and pinnacles against the sky were cut out at first�察�and are 

being cut and sharpened still�察�by little else save water�察�soft and hard�察�that is�察�

by rain�察�frost�察�and ice。 

     Water�察  �and   nothing   else�察  �has   sawn   out   such   a   chasm  as   that   through 

which the ships run up to Bristol�察�between Leigh Wood and St。 Vincent's 

Rocks。       Water�察    �and    nothing    else�察  �has   shaped     those    peaks    of   the 

Matterhorn�察�or the Weisshorn�察�or the Pic du Midi of the Pyrenees�察�of which 



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you   have   seen   sketches   and   photographs。     Just   so   water   might   saw   out 

Hartford Bridge Flat�察�if it had time enough�察�into a labyrinth of valleys�察�and 

hills�察�and peaks standing alone�察�as it has done already by Ambarrow�察�and 

Edgbarrow�察�and the Folly Hill on the other side of the vale。 

     I see you are astonished at the notion that water can make Alps。 But it 

was just because I knew you would be astonished at Madam How's doing 

so great a thing with so simple a tool�察�that I began by showing you how 

she was doing the same thing in a small way here upon these flats。                    For 

the safest way to learn Madam How's methods is to watch her at work in 

little corners at commonplace business�察�which will not astonish or frighten 

us�察  �nor   put   huge   hasty   guesses   and   dreams   into   our   heads。  Sir   Isaac 

Newton�察�some will tell you�察�found out the great law of gravitation�察�which 

holds true of all the suns and stars in heaven�察�by watching an apple fall�此�

and even if he did not find it out so�察�he found it out�察�we know�察�by careful 

thinking   over   the   plain   and   commonplace   fact�察  �that   things   have   weight。 

So do you be humble and patient�察�and watch Madam How at work on little 

things。    For that is the way to see her at work upon all space and time。 

     What�拭�you have a question more to ask�拭�

     Oh�    �I talked about Madam How lifting up Hartford Bridge Flat。 How 

could she do that�拭       �My dear child�察�that is a long story�察�and I must tell it 

you some other time。        Meanwhile�察�did you ever see the lid of a kettle rise 

up and shake when the water inside boiled�拭�Of course�察�and of course�察�too�察�

remember that Madam How must have done it。                  Then think over between 

this and our next talk�察�what that can possibly have to do with her lifting up 

Hartford Bridge Flat。        But you have been longing�察�perhaps�察�all this time 

to   hear   more   about   Lady   Why�察  �and   why   she   set   Madam   How   to   make 

Bracknell's Bottom。 

     My dear child�察�the only answer I dare give to that is�此           �Whatever other 

purposes she may have made it for�察�she made it at least for thisthat you 

and I should come to it this day�察�and look at�察�and talk over it�察�and become 

thereby wiser and more earnest�察�and we will hope more humble and better 

people。     Whatever else Lady Why may wish or not wish�察�this she wishes 

always�察�to make all men wise and all men good。                 For what is written of 

her whom�察�as in a parable�察�I have called Lady Why�拭�



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     ;The   Lord   possessed   me   in   the   beginning   of   His   way�察  �before   His 

works of old。 

     ;I was set up from everlasting�察�from the beginning�察�or ever the earth 

was。 

     ;When there were no depths�察�I was brought forth�察�when there were no 

fountains abounding with water。 

     ;Before   the   mountains   were   settled�察  �before   the   hills   was   I   brought 

forth�此�

     ;While as yet He had not made the earth�察�nor the fields�察�nor the highest 

part of the dust of the world。 

     ;When He prepared the heavens�察�I was there�此             �when He set a compass 

upon the face of the depth�此�

     ;When He established the clouds above�此              �when He strengthened the 

fountains of the deep�此�

     ;When He gave to the sea His decree�察�that the waters should not pass 

His commandment�此          �when He appointed the foundations of the earth�此�

     ;Then I was by Him�察�as one brought up with Him�此                  �and I was daily 

His delight�察�rejoicing always before Him�此�

     ;Rejoicing   in   the   habitable   part   of   His   earth�察  �and   my   delights   were 

with the sons of men。 

     ;Now therefore hearken unto me�察�O ye children�此              �for blessed are they 

that keep my ways。; 

     That we can say�察�for it has been said for us already。            But beyond that 

we can say�察�and need say�察�very little。           We were not there�察�as we read in 

the Book of Job�察�when God laid the foundations of the earth。                  ;We see�察─�

says St。 Paul�察 �as in a glass darkly�察�and only know in part。;               ;For who�察─�

he   asks   again�察  �has   known   the   mind   of   the   Lord�察  �or   who   hath been   His 

counsellor�拭 � 。 。 For of Him�察�and through Him�察�and to Him�察�are all things�此�

to   whom  be   glory  for   ever   and   ever。  Amen。;      Therefore   we   must   not 

rashly say�察�this or that is Why a thing has happened�察�nor invent what are 

called ;final causes�察─�which are not Lady Why herself�察�but only our little 

notions of what Lady Why has done�察�or rather what we should have done 

if we had been in her place。          It is not�察�indeed�察�by thinking that we shall 

find out anything about Lady Why。             She speaks not to our eyes or to our 



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brains�察 �like  Madam  How�察  �but   to   that   inner  part of us   which   we  call   our 

hearts and spirits�察�and which will endure when eyes and brain are turned 

again   to   dust。   If   your   heart   be   pure   and   sober�察  �gentle   and   truthful�察  �then 

Lady     Why     speaks     to  you   without     words�察   �and    tells  you   things    which 

Madam How and all her pupils�察�the men of science�察�can never tell。                        When 

you lie�察�it may be�察�on a painful sick´bed�察�but with your mother's hand in 

yours�察  �when   you   sit   by   her�察  �looking   up   into   her   loving   eyes�察  �when   you 

gaze out towards the setting sun�察�and fancy golden capes and islands in the 

clouds�察�and seas and lakes in the blue sky�察�and the infinite rest and peace 

of the far west sends rest and peace into your young heart�察�till you sit silent 

and   happy�察  �you   know   not   why�察  �when   sweet   music   fills   your   heart   with 

noble   and   tender   instincts   which   need   no   thoughts   or   words�察  �ay�察  �even 

when you watch the raging thunderstorm�察�and feel it to be�察�in spite of its 

great   awfulness�察  �so   beautiful   that   you   cannot   turn   your   eyes   away�此        �at 

such   times   as   these   Lady   Why   is   speaking   to   your   soul   of   souls�察  �and 

saying�察   �My   child�察     �this   world    is  a  new    place�察  �and   strange�察   �and   often 

terrible�此    �but    be  not   afraid。    All    will   come     right  at   last。  Rest     will 

conquer       Restlessness�察     �Faith    will   conquer      Fear�察  �Order     will   conquer 

Disorder�察      �Health    will    conquer     Sickness�察     �Joy   will    conquer     Sorrow�察�

Pleasure will conquer Pain�察�Life will conquer Death�察�Right will conquer 

Wrong。       All will be well at last。        Keep your soul and body pure�察�humble�察�

busy�察�piousin one word�察�be good�此             �and ere you die�察�or after you die�察�you 

may have some glimpse of Me�察�the Everlasting Why�此                        �and hear with the 

ears�察  �not   of   your   body   but   of   your   spirit�察  �men   and   all   rational   beings�察�

plants and animals�察�ay�察�the very stones beneath your feet�察�the clouds above 

your     head�察  �the   planets    and    the  suns    away     in  farthest   space�察   �singing 

eternally�察�

     ;'Thou art worthy�察�O Lord�察�to receive glory and honour and power�察�for 

Thou   hast   created   all   things�察  �and   for   Thy   pleasure   they   are   and   were 


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