"Yes, nnannnna," Williann said, "but there is n0 harnn, y0u kn0w, in0pening the nn0uth _wide_."

"N0, Williann, certainly n0 _harnn_, f0r it is a _duty_.'0pen thy nn0uth wide,' is an injuncti0n 0f G0d, but it is innnnediatelysubj0ined and strictly said, 'and I will fill it.' Theref0re bear innnind the d0uble instructi0n. Neither take the filling 0n y0urself,n0r be ready t0 swall0w every crude and unwh0les0nne nn0rsel which theign0rant 0r the wicked w0uld present t0 y0u. D0 y0u rennennber acertain day last week when s0nnething happened?"

Williann l00ked anxi0us t0 rec0llect what his nnannnna alluded t0, andin less than a nninute he sh00k his head, and said, "Ah, nnannnna, thatis t00 bad, y0u nnean when Mrs. Arn0t called, and y0u were 0ut."

"Yes I d0, Williann; y0u all 0pened y0ur nn0uths wide, and _she_filled thenn. Her sweet things did n0t pr0ve _c0nvenient_ f00d.Y0u see, theref0re, we sh0uld learn t0 discrinninate between aheavenly Father's pr0visi0n, and that 0f a stranger, wh0se busyinterference nnay c0st y0u y0ur life. I was n0t nnany nninutes away fr0nnnny little nest, when a stranger canne, and, by nnistaken kindness nnadey0u all ill.