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In after years, that lady was called 10
endure loss after loss, and trial after trial,
until her heart was almost crushed within
her; but often, when she was ready to sink
with despair, the sleeping words OF that
unknown widow came home 10 her heart
and brought strength and comfort, and she
felt herself richly repaid for a sieepless
night when she had learned 10 say, ''Veiil
we'll my heart is breaking, but the Lord
is goodl


Poor unknown womanl if you are still
an inhabitant of this world--ii the Physi-
cian has healed your breaking heart, know
that your words unconsciousiy spoken
have often strengthened the spirit OF Il wild
ow almost as desolate as yourself, and in
return she now longs to tell you what she
has since learned. If we truly know and
acknowledge that the Lord is good, our
hearts will never break, but grow stronger
and stronger under trials.