Hi everyone, Miss Jean here.

Have you visited the Discovery Mountain Library yet?

Well, it's full of interesting books.

There's one shelf that's Elsie, the library cat's favorite.

The books are old.

They're older than Discovery Mountain.

The books tell the tales of people who lived in the mountains long ago.

Gladys is visiting the library today, and Elsie will lead her right to her favorite bookshelf.

Gladys is about to discover something interesting.

God seems to have brought people to these mountains for one purpose from the

beginning to exercise their faith in him. Let's listen along with Gladys in today's mini-adventure

called Hazel and the Oil Can. Oh, hi Elsie. I'm looking for a new book. Hmm, how about a story book? A story from long ago. Oh, and you're off. I'll follow you.

Oh, this shelf looks interesting.

Look at all these old books.

Hmm. Which one do you recommend, Elsie?

Oh, hazel in the oil can. This looks interesting.

Here we go.

On a hillside, overlooking a deep ravine in the mountains, stood a Little Brown House. Hazel Penner called the Little Brown House her home.

The mountain home perched near the edge of a lookout.

The front yard sloped downward, 500 feet or more, to a broad ledge of solid rock.

And at the foot of that rocky lookout was a railroad track.

And on the farther side of the train track, the land dipped steeply down to the bottom of

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