"She will by and by. She will not hold to that."
"She says she will not at all. O aunt Caxton, I want to see Julia again!"—
"Were you faithful to Julia while you were with her?"
"Yes—I think so—while I could. I had hardly any chance the last winter I was at home; we were never together; but I seized what I could."
"Your mother kept you apart?"
"I believe so."
"My child, remember, as one day is with the Lord as a thousand years, so one word is as a thousand words; he can make it do his work. All we have to do is to be faithful, and then trust. You recollect the words of that grand hymn on the Will of God—
"'I do the little I can do,
And leave the rest to thee.'
"I don't think I know it."
Mrs. Caxton went on.