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| - | ====== The Inner Life 1933 ====== | + | ====== The Inner Life ====== |
| - | A LITTLE CHILD SHALL LEAD THEM | + | == THE HERALD OF THE NEW AGE | DECEMBER 1934 == |
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| + | <WRAP centeralign> | ||
| + | ==== A LITTLE CHILD SHALL LEAD THEM ==== | ||
| By K. Y. | By K. Y. | ||
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| - | HERE is a little happening that might interest your readers. | + | <WRAP justify> |
| - | It is about a little girl just two months over five years old. | + | HERE is a little happening that might interest your readers. It is about a little girl just two months over five years old. This is the story. |
| - | This is the story. | + | |
| - | I have been subject to severe headaches for a couple of years, | + | I have been subject to severe headaches for a couple of years, so severe that each time my family expects me to die; but of course I knew that I would not. In the afternoon I was sitting on the porch trying to forget the headache, when Mary Katherine came across the street to see me. |
| - | so severe that each time my family expects me to die; but of | + | |
| - | course I knew that I would not. In the afternoon I was sitting | + | |
| - | on the porch trying to forget the headache, when Mary Katherine | + | |
| - | came across the street to see me. | + | |
| - | As she came up the steps I said, “Mary Katherine, if you had | + | As she came up the steps I said, “Mary Katherine, if you had come over sooner, you could have prayed for me and cured my headache.” |
| - | come over sooner, you could have prayed for me and cured my | + | |
| - | headache.” | + | |
| - | She stood perfectly still and looked at me, and said, “Why | + | She stood perfectly still and looked at me, and said, “Why you are just like that side-walk and that tree, and you are just the same as this chair.” |
| - | you are just like that side-walk and that tree, and you are just the | + | |
| - | same as this chair.” | + | |
| - | I understood at once what was happening, and I said, “Do | + | I understood at once what was happening, and I said, “Do you mean that I am just one with them—that they do not have headaches? |
| - | you mean that I am just one with them—that they do not have | + | |
| - | headaches? | + | |
| - | But when I looked in her eyes what I saw there was indescrib- | + | But when I looked in her eyes what I saw there was indescribable. I knew that I saw her soul—and soul, who elected to teach me a great truth through those childish lips. Naturally my headache took wings and flew away. |
| - | able. I knew that I saw her soul—and soul, who elected to | + | |
| - | teach me a great truth through those childish lips. Naturally my | + | |
| - | headache took wings and flew away. | + | |
| - | Now I am going to tell you a wonderful lesson she taught me | + | Now I am going to tell you a wonderful lesson she taught me on “Forgiveness.” |
| - | on “Forgiveness.” | + | |
| - | Mary Katherine—who is with me a great deal—and myself | + | Mary Katherine—who is with me a great deal—and myself were in the yard cleaning up leaves and digging. The child had on a grown person’s slippers, as is common with children, and she tripped and fell against me. |
| - | were in the yard cleaning up leaves and digging. The child had | + | |
| - | on a grown person’s slippers, as is common with children, and | + | She has a habit of blaming the other party when anything happens that she does not like; so I proceeded to give her a lesson on taking her own blame for things such as this, that come to her. She did not like that, and immediately started to strike me. I caught her hand and laughed at her, when I saw her becoming very angry; then I started to run from her, playing I was |
| - | she tripped and fell against me. | + | </ |
| - | She has a habit of blaming the other party when anything | ||
| - | happens that she does not like; so I proceeded to give her a lesson | ||
| - | on taking her own blame for things such as this, that come to her. | ||
| - | She did not like that, and immediately started to strike me. | ||
| - | I caught her hand and laughed at her, when I saw her becom- | ||
| - | ing very angry; then I started to run from her, playing I was | ||
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| - | A Little Child shall lead them | ||
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