Story of the Foreign Fairy Chapter 79

There was a rather old puppeteer on the ship. He has a cheerful face. If the expression on his face represented the actual situation, then he would be considered the happiest man in the world. He said that he was exactly such a person, and I heard him say so himself. He was a fellow Dane of mine; he was also the director of a traveling theater company. His whole crew was in a big box because he was a puppeteer. He said that he had a natural happy mood, and this mood was "cleansed" once by a student at a technical school. The result of this experiment made him a completely happy man. I didn't understand it immediately at first, but he explained the whole process to me. Here's what happened:

"It happened at Sluggers," he said. "I was performing a puppet show in the courtyard of a post office. The audience was very crowded, except for two old women, and all were children. At this time, a student-looking person, wearing black clothes, came in. He sat down and looked at the appropriate He laughs when the time comes and applauds when the time comes. He is a very unusual spectator! I really want to know who he is. I heard that he is a student from the Polytechnic School. Come down to educate the people.

"My performance ended at eight o'clock, because the children had to go to bed early and I had to take into account the habits of the audience. At nine o'clock, the student began to lecture and experiment. At this time I also became his One of the audience. It was a painful thing to hear and see, and most of it passed over my head and into the priest's head, as the saying goes. But I couldn't help it. 

Some thoughts: If we mortals can come up with so many things, we must intend to live longer than the short time we have in this world. These things he experimented with are some small miracles, and they are all done. Just right, very natural. A polytechnic student like this would have become a saint in the country in the time of Moses and the prophets; but in the Middle Ages, he would undoubtedly have been burned to death.

Moses and the prophets are both characters in the Old Testament of the Christian Bible and lived about 1,200 BC. In this era, the Hebrews were constantly moving around and had to come up with many ways to solve life problems. Therefore, people with new ideas are respected.