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The Trials of the Soldier’s Wife

CHAPTER TWELFTH
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"It makes me feel bad." "I will stop crying, darling," she replied, drying her tears and smiling.
Smiles are not always the reply of the heart.

We have seen men smile whoso whole life was a scene of misfortune, and yet this emblem of happiness has lit their features.

It is outward show--a fruit, whose surface presents a tempting appearance to the eye, but which is blasted and withered within.

Smiles are often like the fruit called the _Guava_.

It is a beautiful looking fruit which grows in the West Indies, and to the taste is very luscious, but when examined through a microscope, it presents the appearance of a moving mass of worms.


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