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greeted his coming with merry chirpIngs-,
The flowers put on their richest colors,' ana
extended their leaves as IT, TO receive the God,
ike influence of his rays. A more beau'iiul
sight never before Witnessed. The varirgaird
and picturesque scenery which surrounded me
the running streams, and crimson CLOUDS
floating in the heavens. gilded as Il were by
the great orb of day, all tended 10 inspire me


with love for my Creator. "Crea'ion was
happy" halted at little stream not lar DIS
tant. which was issuing from bold and clear
spring, 10 quench my thirst. and having re-


NAMED here some time, renewed my course.
As was pursuing my walk, various reaec-


lions crowded in upon my brain. meditated


for considerable time upon The idleness OF
man, in not improving the precious hours
which are allotted 10 him by his God. The
next object which attracted my attention was
gurgling rivulet precipilaiing its waters over
numerous rocks, leaping and foaming. Birds
of every description, and of the most beautiful
plumage, were sporting from limb TO limb OF
The trees surrounding il, and enlivening the air
with their musical notes. finally left with
much regret. continued on until reached
my place Of destination, where | remained
some time, and then retraced my steps, admi-
ring The same objects which | beheld before,
and finally arrived at home much delighted
with my jaunt. Wt y. u.