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The poet,
the artist, the man of science in his laboratory, the general,- we all do it;
and yet we are only the instruments which the Almighty uses; to Him alone the
honor is due. We have nothing of ourselves of which we should be proud." Yes,
this is what the poet wrote down. He wrote it in the form of a parable, and
called it "The Master and the Instruments." "That is what you have got, madam,"
said the pen to the inkstand, when the two were alone again. "Did you hear him
read aloud what I had written down?" "Yes, what I gave you to write," retorted
the inkstand.
"Did you hear him read aloud what I had written down?"
"Yes, what I gave you to write," retorted the inkstand. "That was a cut at you
because of your conceit. To think that you could not understand that you were
being quizzed. I gave you a cut from within me. Surely I must know my own
satire." "Ink-pitcher!" cried the pen. "Writing-stick!" retorted the inkstand.
And each of them felt satisfied that he had given a good answer. It is pleasing
to be convinced that you have settled a matter by your reply; it is something to
make you sleep well, and they both slept well upon it.
It is pleasing to
be convinced that you have settled a matter by your reply; it is something to
make you sleep well, and they both slept well upon it. But the poet did not
sleep. Thoughts rose up within him like the tones of the violin, falling like
pearls, or rushing like the strong wind through the forest. He understood his
own heart in these thoughts; they were as a ray from the mind of the Great
Master of all minds. "To Him be all the honor." THE END .
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