hem into homely pattern.
They talked and argued many a time, and some there were who praised and
some who blamed. But the Herr Pfarrer could not understand.
Until years later a dying man unburdened his soul so that the truth
became known.
Then they raised Ulrich's coffin reverently, and the young men carried
it into the village and laid it in the churchyard that it might always
be among them. They reared above him what in their eyes was a grand
monument, and carved upon it:
"Greater love hath no man than this."
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