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[ beheid and 10 a vast plain in the 1aidst
OF which arose lofty mountain. On The
summit of the mountain was an unfathom.
able eount of chrystai waters. On the brink
Of this fount were trees OF the most luxu


RANT verdure, and around it were gardens OF
the most exquisite beauty. The very at
mosphere appeared TO be celestial. Those
admitted to dwell on the summit Of this
mount seemed TO have arrived at the irui-
ton of their every desirr-io repose in she
possession of unmineled happiness. Oit
with united voice they swelled melodious
soug-Ost in high converse they partook
of intellectual bliss. As they glios d Ger
the scene, every movement appeared TO be
harmony, every thought of joy. Fem the
foot of this mountsin the plain esmed 10
spread far as the eye could reach, and every
where il was filled with inhabitants. 1his
plein in itself vas perfeci barren, but it
was fertilze BY multitude Of little tills
flowing from the fount. Wherever they
meandered verdure and beauty -miel. On
the banks of these the people Of the plain
pitched their tents, partahing Of he fruits
that flourishct. around them and drinking


the waters at their feet. perceived that il


was intended that those who partook Of the