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In a true family circle a father and a mother first clasp each other's hands, liking well to be thus clasped; then they stretch out a hand on either side, and these are speedily grasped by children, who hold one another firmly, and complete the ring. IN A TRUE FAMILY CIRCLE A FATHER AND A MOTHER FIRST CLASP EACH OTHER'S HANDS LIKING WELL TO BE THUS CLASPED THEN THEY STRETCH OUT A HAND TO EITHER SIDE AND THESE ARE SPEEDILY GRASPED BY CHILDREN WHO HOLD ONE ANOTHER FIRMLY AND COMPLETE THE RING
 into his eyes when he held Mother Carey's chickens on his knee. He kissed Nancy on the little white spot behind the ear where the brown hair curled in tiny rings like grape tendrils, soft as silk and delicate as pencil strokes. He said nothing, but his boyish dreams were in the kiss, and certain hopes of manhood that had never been realized. He was thinking that Margaret Gilbert was a fortunate and happy woman to have become Mother Carey; such a mother, too, that all about her was a wide, wide space, and next the space, the rest of the world, nearer or farther according to their merits. He wondered if motherhood ought not to be like that, and he thought if it were it would be a great help to God. V HOW ABOUT JULIA? We often speak of a family circle, but there are none too many of them. Parallel lines never meeting, squares, triangles, oblongs, and particularly those oblongs pulled askew, known as rhomboids, these and other geometrical figures abound, but circles are comparatively few.  CHAPTER FIVE OF MOTHER CAREY'S CHICKENS BY KATE DOUGLAS WIGGINS THIS IS A LIBER BOX RECORDING ALL LIEBERVOX RECORDINGS ARE IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO VOLUNTEER PLEASE VISIT LIEBERVOX DOT ORG THIS RECORDING BY AMY BENTON MOTHER CAREY'S CHICKENS BY KATE DOUGLAS WIGGINS CHAPTER FIVE HOW ABOUT JULIA HOW ABOUT JULIA WE OFTEN SPEAK OF A FAMILY CIRCLE BUT THERE ARE NONE TOO MANY OF THEM PARALLEL LINES NEVER MEETING SQUARES TRIANGLES OBLONGS AND PARTICULARLY THOSE OBLONGS PULLED ASKEW KNOWN AS RAMBOIDS THESE AND OTHER GEOMETRICAL FIGURES ABOUND BUT CIRCLES ARE COMPARATIVELY FEW
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