31/35 We must meet things as they are, without perplexing ourselves about what they might have been; for, if we believe in an overruling Providence at all, there can be no such possibility as 'might have been.'" "That is true," said Christian, musingly. She had never known Dr. She wondered a little why he should do it now; and yet his words struck home. That great "mistake"-- was it his first marriage? At least, he never spoke of it, or of his children's mother. |