"Yes," explained the good monk, "do what is right when you see that it is to be done, and never think of the pain. Then you will always be happy."
Then he took the children by the hands and told them it was time to go home. They did not want to leave the kind Father, but he assured them that they could come again. Yes, they came often and brought others too.
"I'm glad we weren't afraid to give up our eyes for Don," said Betty, as they were getting ready for bed that night.
"So am I," said Charlie. "And I'm going to remember this whenever I feel like being selfish again: That one doesn't lose anything by trying to help another."
ELEANOR HOWARD.