We should never complain whatever may befall us said the minister
"We should never complain, whatever may befall us," said the
minister. "The moment we grow dissatisfied we become unhappy."
"Do you really think so?" she sighed.
"Yes," returned the good man; "the first woman who complained of
her Lot, was turned into a pillar of salt."
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TOMMY--Pa did you really mean it when you said you'd spank
anyone that broke that vase
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