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 thoughtfully, then her face brightened again and she jumped up. "All right," she said, cheerfully, "I guess error was trying to handle me, and I was trying to make myself believe that it was Truth. I was always doing things like that before I knew about Science, and I guess I was just making Science an excuse for showing off this time. Well, Walter, every time that I say 'meow' to you, you can say 'moo-o-o' to me, and I'll think of the cattle and remember. Come on, it's almost supper time, and there's going to be sponge cake and floating island."

"Well," said Helen, as she lifted her basket of chestnuts, "I've had two lessons to-day, and I have another to learn between here and the house."

"What is it?" asked Walter.

Helen glanced down at her basket and then smiled. "Well, I thought this basket was going to be as heavy as it was when I set it down—but as soon as I thought of to whom the 'weary and heavy laden' are to go, and realized that Christ is Understanding, and that