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A CORNSTALK

From the April 1902 issue of The Christian Science Journal


It is quite possible we may find "books in the running brooks, sermons in stones, and good in everything."

While seated in my garden plot. I observed close to my chair a single stalk of corn. Its strong stem stood erect, and to the human eve, was a model of beauty as well as of innate strength; its foliage of long, slender leaves gave out the color of dark and olive green, as well as those shading to lighter hues; its "talk" ran along these lines, in the form of questions and answers:—

When came I?

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