He had
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cheeks as he. looked upon her He had
not stood in this posture long, before ne
he plunged into the stream that lay before
him and inding il to. be nothing but the
phantom Of river, walked on the bottom
Of il lill he arose on the other side. Al his
approach Yaratilda flew into his arms whilst
Marraton himself wished disencumbered Of
that body which kept her from his embra-
ces., After many questions and endear-
ments on both sides, she conducted him to
bower which she had dressed with her
own hands with all the ornaments that
could be met with in those blooming re-
gions. She had made il gay beyond imag-
nation, and every day adding something
new to it. AS Narration stood astonished
at the unspeakable beauty of her habita-
ton, and ravished with the fragrance thai
came from every part Of it, Yaratilda told
him that she was preparing this bower for
his reception, as well knowing that his pie
ty to his God, and his faithful dealings 10
wards men, would certainly bring him 10
that happy place, whenever his life should
be at an end. She then brought two Of
her children to him, who died some years
before, and resided with her in the same de-
lightful bower; advising to breed up those
others which were still with him in such a
manner, that they might hereafter all Of
them meet together in this happy place.


The Tradition tells us further, that he
had afterwards sight Of those dismal hab-
itaiions which are the portion of i'll men
after death; and mentions several molten
seas Of gold, in which were plunged the
souls Of barbarous Europeans, who put
to the sword SO many thousand Of poor
Indians for the sake Of that precious metal
But, having already touched upon the chief
points Of this Tradition, and exceeded the
measure Of my paper, ] shall not give any
further account Of it.