Parker Hoysted Fillmore, The Shoemaker's Apron — The Candles of Life (1920)
“ I will spread sickness in the world and you will cure it. Your fame will go abroad and people will send for you and pay you handsomely. This is how we’ll work together: when you hear of a person taken sick, go to his house and offer to cure him. ”
Parker Hoysted Fillmore, The Shoemaker's Apron — The Candles of Life (1920)
“ Death said, “are the candles of all the people in the world. When a man’s candle burns out, then it is time for me to go for him.” “Godmother,” Martin said, pointing to a candle that was burning low, “whose may that be?” ”
Parker Hoysted Fillmore, The Shoemaker's Apron — The Candles of Life (1920)
“ I will be there invisible to every one but you. If I stand at the foot of the sick man’s bed, you will know that he’s going to get well. So then you can prescribe salves and medicines, and when he recovers he’ll think you have cured him. ”
