revolved. For us it was a shattering experience, and it left a long and teeming wake of doubt and depression and questions which seemed to pose neither answers nor escape. In the larger sense, of course, there was and is no escape; but there was a reason, and if the wisdom and justice of it remained veiled from our view, it was also true that the God who gave us our greatest blessing might rightly reclaim it. All I ask, however, of this life is that, with the grace of God, I shall so