[The Measure of a Man by Amelia Edith Huddleston Barr]@TWC D-Link book
The Measure of a Man

CHAPTER XIII
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She went to the little stream and bathed her face and she thought it said as it ran onward, _"Happy woman! Happy woman!"_ The trees looked larger and greener, and seemed to stand in a golden glow.

The shepherd's rose and the stately foxgloves were more full of color and scent.

She heard the fine inner tones of the birds' songs that Heaven only hears; and all nature was glorified and rejoiced with her.

She had a new heart and the old cares and sorrows had gone away forever.
Such conversions are among the deepest, real facts in the history of the soul of man.

They have occurred in all ages, in all countries, and in all conditions of life, for we know that they are the very truth, as we have seen them translated into action.


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