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<p> There was but one crack in the lanthorn, and the wind has found it out and blown out the candle. How great a mischief one unguarded point of character may cause us! One spark blew up the magazine and shook the whole country for miles around. One leak sank the vessel and drowned all on board. One wound may kill the body; one sin destroy the soul. </p> <p> </p>
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<p> While [[I]] was walking in the garden one bright morning, a breeze came through and set all the flowers and leaves a fluttering. Now that is the way flowers talk, so [[I]] pricked up my ears and listened. </p> <p> Presently, an old elder tree said, Flowers, shake off your caterpillars!' </p> <p> 'Why?' said a dozen altogether: for they were like some children, who always say 'Why,' when they are told to do anything: bad children those! </p> <p> The elder said, 'If you don't, they'll eat you up alive.' </p> <p> So the flowers set themselves a shaking till the caterpillars were shaken off. </p> <p> In one of the middle beds there was a beautiful rose, who shook off all but one, and she said to herself 'Oh, that's a beauty! I'll keep that one.' </p> <p> The elder overheard her, and called out, 'One caterpillar is enough to spoil you.' </p> <p> 'But,' said the rose, 'look at his brown and crimson fur, and his beautiful black eyes, and scores of little feet; [[I]] want to keep him; surely one won't hurt me.' </p> <p> [[A]] few mornings after, [[I]] passed the rose again; there was not a whole leaf on her; her beauty was gone; she was all but killed, and had only life enough to weep over her folly, while the tears stood like dew-drops on her tattered leaves. </p> <p> 'Alas! [[I]] didn't think one caterpillar would ruin me.': [[C.]] [[A.]] Davis. </p>
 
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