The Mentor on the Ranch

I want to let you know how this little ranch-woman has enjoyed her part

in The Mentor Course. I would not take the influence of the pictures

alone out of my family for many times the cost. I am deeply interested

in all the subjects, but Nature comes first. When my husband and I ride

among the whispering pines far up the sides of El Capitan or through

the dainty ferns in some deep canyon, where only the tops of the dark

towering firs know what the day is like, and the tiny streams slip

swiftly and songfully over and through the rocks, I feel the quieting

presence of God--and all the worrisome, tawdry business of life sinks

down into the unimportant place where it really belongs. I wish The

Mentor all profit and success in the good work it is doing in bringing

people nearer to the real, big things of the world.

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