MARKS OF CHARACTER

Admiration is sometimes exprest about the peaceful faces of

nuns, sisters of charity, and similar devotees of the secluded

life. But if you polish a piece of stone and keep it in a

cabinet it will be smooth. The same stone set into a foundation

will soon show marks of the weather. So marks on the face, lines

of care, traces of sorrow, usually show that one has been doing

something; has been of some use; has been developing character.

(1974)

=Marks, Removing=--See REMINDERS, UNPLEASANT.

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