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thestoryofnkind
byhendrikvanloon
thestoryofnkind
byhendrikvanloon,ph.d.
professorofthesocialsantiochllege.
authorofthefallofthedutchrepublic,theriseofthedutch
kingdothegoldenbookofthedutavigators,
ashortstoryofdisvery,an.
tojiie
``istheuseofabookhoutpicturessaidalice.
foreword
forhansjeand:
eenyearsold,anuncleof
neeloveforbooksandpicturesprosed
totakeuponarableexpedition.iogoh
hiothetopoftheto.
andso,onefineday,asextonhakeyaslargeasthat
ofsaieropeeriousdoor.``ringthebell,
hesaid,``ebadtogetout,andh
agreatgrindingofrustyoldhingesheseparatedusfrohe
hebusystreetandlockedusintoaworldofnewand
strangeexperiences.
forthefirsttiinlifeienon
ofaudiblesilence.hefirst
flightofstairs,iaddedanotherdisverytolited
khatoftangibledarkness.a
tchshoheupinued.we
totheflooraheauntilihad
lostuntaherecastillanotherfloor,andsuddenly
yoflight.thisfloorh
theroofofthechurdit.vered
anyinbols
ofavenerablefaithhegood
peopleoftheyyearsago.thateantlife
aoouraorsojunkandrub
bish.theindustriousrathadbuilthisangthecarved
igesandtheeverchfulspiderhadopenedupshopbetween
theoutspreadarofakindlysaint.
thefloorshowherewehadderivedour
light.enorusopenade
thehighandbarrenrooheroostingplaceofhundredsof
pigeons.thehroughtheironbarsandtheairwas
filledusic.ithehe
toanoisehhadbeenpurifiedandsed
bythedistaherulingofheavycartsandtheking
ofhorseshoofs,thehehissing
soundofthepatientsteaodothework
ofninathousanddifferentheyhadallbeen
bleoasoftlyrustlingiful
bablingoingofthepigeons.
herethestairscatoanendandtheladdersbegan.and
afterthefirstladderaslipperyoldthingadeonefeel
hishacautiousfootthereer
e.iuldhear
theheavypulsebeatsoftherapidsendsohree
uptosixty.thenasuddenquiveringnoisehewheels
seedtostopandaehadbeenchoppedoffeteity.
houtpauseitbeganagaiil
atlastafterableandthesanywheels
athunderousvoice,highaboveus,toldthehatitwas
thehourofnoon.
ofloorhebells.thelebellsand
theirterriblesisters.irethebigbell,ade
tustiffiddleofthe
nighttellingastoryoffireorflood.insolitarygra
seedtoreflectuponthosesixhundredyearsduringh
ithadsharedthejoysandthesoodpeopleof
rotterdaaroundit,lyarrangedlikethebluejarsin
anoldfashionedapothecaryshop,hulefellows,who
terrytuhebeofthe
untryfolketorkettobuyandsellandhear
thebiginaerallalone
andshuheothersabigblackbell,silentandste,
thebellofdeath.
thendarknessoncereandotherladders,steeperand
evenredangerousthanthosebedbefore,and
suddenlythefreshairofthehed
thehighestgallery.aboveusthesky.belohecity
alittletoytosilycraher
andthither,eaeiuponhisorherparticularbusiness,
andbeyondthejuleofstohehe
openuntry.
ityfirstgliseofthebigworld.
sihen,heopportunity,ihave
goothetopofthetoyself.itwashard
erephysibing
afeairs.
besides,ikneyrehe
landandthesky,andiykind
friendthean,allshack,builtina
shelterederofthegallery.helookedaftertheclock
ahebells,andhehe
enjoyednyfreehoursandthenheskedapipeand
thoughthisoost
fiftyyearsbeforeandhehadrarelyreadabook,buthe
hadlivedoopofhistoahathehad
absorbedtheofthat
onallsides.
historyhekne.
``there,heingtoabendoftheriver,``there,
boy,doyouseethosetreesthatisheprinceof
ecutthedikestodrohelandandsaveleyden.
orheethetaleoftheolduse,untilthebroad
rivereawonderful
highroad,pupon
thatfauslastvoyage,heygavetheirlivesthatthe
seaghtbefreetoall.
thentherehelittlevillages,clusteringaroundthe
protegchuryyearsago,hadbeenthe
hooftheirpatronsaints.iancehe
leaningto.hinsightofitshigharches,
thesilenthadbeenrderedandtheregrotiushad
leaedtonstruehisfirstlatiences.andstillfurther
ae
ofthenightierthanthearesof
nyaneeror,thecharityboytheeto
knous.
finallythesilverliheendlessseaandas
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