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comfort about wood that gives it a 

 definite place in our affections that 

 steel could never win from us. The 

 varying grains of wood give them a 

 character, almost a personality, of 

 their own, around which we can 

 weave stories of fact and fancy as we 

 will. 



Many regard trees as actual friends 

 and feel their loss keenly if circum- 

 stances remove them from the pre- 

 sence of their beauty, strength and 

 shelter. 



The steel radiator, with its song of 

 steam, will never compete with the 

 yellow dragons and red demons to be 

 seen dancing in a wood fire, or com- 

 pare with the devil-may-care song of 

 the flames — and the greatest stories 

 in the world have had their birth and 

 been told and re-told around the blaz- 

 ing log. 



All the indoor drama of the ro- 

 mance of love and friendship has been 

 enacted on a stage and against a 

 background of wood, for the most 

 part. 



Even from the commercial point of 

 view — newspapers, books, clothes, 

 furniture, amongst other necessities 

 and luxuries, are made increasingly 

 from wood and its by-products. 

 The numberless objects of use and 



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