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Mary’s Meadow

CHAPTER IV
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When GOD will.

As GOD will." And when he said the prayers for the Hours, he no longer added what he had added beforetime, but evermore repeated, "If THOU wilt.

When THOU wilt.

As THOU wilt!" And so the Winter passed; and when the snow lay on the ground the boy and the hermit talked of the garden; and the boy no longer contradicted the old man, though he spoke continually of the hearts-ease, and the everlasting flowers, and the palm.

For he said, "When Spring comes I may be able to get these plants, and fit the garden to his vision." And at length the Spring came.


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