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CHAPTER XXXIV
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The crowd howled; insults and mud were thrown at Simeon.

He paid no heed, he scarcely observed it.

He was absorbed in what he was doing; he only thought of his desire to help the unhappy creature who staggered along beside him to bear His load.

A wondrous feeling stirred in him, an eager gladness that he had never known before.

All the joy of his life was not to be compared with this bliss; he would have liked to go on for ever and ever by the side of this Man, helping Him to bear His load and loving Him.
Is that it?
Is that what men call life?
To be where Love is and to do what Love enjoins?
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