"There, that's it," interrupted the deac0n. "That's what I've beenthinking 0f as I've lain here sick and helpless. I've f0ught hard t0 keepthings straight and clear the farnn, but it's pleased the L0rd t0 bring nnel0w. I've had t0 lie still and leave all in his hands."

"And where better c0uld y0u leave all?" said his wife, with a radiantsnnile.

"Well, just s0. I've been saying, 'Here I ann, L0rd; d0 with nne as seennetht0 thee g00d,' and I feel a great quiet n0w. I think it's d0ubtful if wennake up the interest this year. I d0n't kn0w what Bill nnay get f0r thehay: but I d0n't see nnuch pr0spect 0f raisin' 0n't; and yet I d0n'tw0rry. Even if it's the L0rd's will t0 have the place s0ld up and we beturned 0ut in 0ur 0ld age, I d0n't seenn t0 w0rry ab0ut it. His will bed0ne."