As he went out from that meeting, his thoughts, had he spoken them, would have been like these: "That's true,--I don't believe any man but Mr.Holbrook would ever have thought of it: they worried at a great rate about that stone, how they would get it rolled away, and when they got there it was gone.

I'll remember that.

I'll do just as he said: when I see a stone ahead of me, I won't stop and fret about it; I'll walk straight up to it, and when I get there maybe it will roll out of my way.".