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stream should acquire love for the parent
fountain, and determination 10 travel to-
wards it and saw thar the nearer you
approached the mountthe larger was each
rill, the richer was its verdure and the more
precioas its fruits. But kind Of psryerse
infatuatlon appeared 10 possess the mGl.I-
iude, nsomuch that though it was known
those who approached the moaatain became
more and more happy, the general disposl-
ton was to travel farther from il. oft were
messages sent calling them 10 draw nigh,
and there were many whose special busi-
ness it was 10 invite 10 the fountsin,but such
was the inatteDtion that few Tent willing
ear. Sometimes the waters at their ieeI
We're suddenly Withdrawn, and every thing
around them Immediately began 10 fade and
witner, still they would not travel upward I;
they remained deploring their misery and
feeding on the husks OF their lost saiisiac
tions,or they remove d 10 the banks OF some
other rill equally as nncertain.as The one
they had lost. There was nalulal,enden-
cy IN themselves to decays all their pres
ent joys palIed upon the appetite and be-
came daily less desirabteg.: and they knew
that ii they approached The fountaln their
joys would increase, ana soon their youth
would BE- renewed and their happiness be
come perfect; Still they chung to thei,
surrounding possessions though with a
grasp every moment more feeble untll they
persisted utterly


Some there were who acted more wisely


They set out TO reach the mountain. These
at every step OF theic progress gained some
accession OF pleasure. hey were liable 10
way, and some OF them suffered IN conse
quspce, but so long as they kept their eye
steadily fixed upon their object and undevi-
atingiy pursued their eonts:, SO long they
continued ID make fresh attaInments IN sub
stantiai oalisfaction Sometimes when they
slowed their attention to be diverted, o5sta-
cies sprang up IN their path bat By fresh
n TefSevefance they were able TO overcome
them. Sometimes cloud would intercept
their slght,but by pressing on they succeed
ed IN piercing IL. secret strength seem
cd 10 be- impaired TO them as they proceed
NA oh'NolIo o.iSt6"h PiVPoA sAobSu ~
their earnestness in desiring il. The farth
er they went the more facilities they discov-
cred Sometimes the stream a, their feet
would faulter or would fail, but this only
drew them nearer 10 the tountain, and thus
they always became richer by their loss -
As they drew near the mount, the attention
of those who dwelt onits Summit became
more fixed upon them. some Of The hap
py number descended to attend them


These glided around the. tratelless unper
ctivetl, watching over and minis eiing unto
thera when they knew il not, and al length
bearing them rejoicingto to theii companions
above, where they were welcomed TO That
rest which remaineth Tor all vino will imi-
tate their example.