WHAT DO YOU SEE?

Pacific Press Publishing Company · Mountain View, California · Oct 18, 1905

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 31, No. 42.

A GERMAN allegory tells of two little girls. They had been playing together in a strange garden, and soon one ran to her mother full of disappointment.

“The garden’s a sad place, mother.”

“Why, my child?” asked her mother.

“I’ve been all around, and every rose-tree has cruel thorns upon it.”

Then the second child came in, breathless.

“O, mother, the garden’s a beautiful place!”

“How so, my child?”

“Why, I’ve been all around, and every thorn-bush has lovely roses growing on it!”

And the mother wondered at the difference in the two children.—Zion’s Outlook.