Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-03-02

You came bringing Wisdom and Power
with you. On my heart leaped up. AT
last, thought we have the Prophet we
have longed for"
ooh stop-stop-" Paul murmured.
"Ann then discerned that what | had
longed for and prayed for all my life had
come to me at last; and the other world
was to be no more an Article of Faith but
a thing proved like mathematical theor-
| um. ! thought that the Immortality of
| the Soul was gong TO be dem instrated so
that every man in the world should Know
| That this life is hut an Episode in which
we may advance ourselves spiritually or
| degrade our3elves makh friendships and
| alliances to last foreuer On think OF
| the change which would happen to the
world. Did you ever try to think what
| would happen if wei knew for an actul
! fact that we are immortal and that we are
| always forever going upwards or down
| wards: Then those who are on the up
| ward slopes would encourage those lower
| down, and then would arise n uuiNp. sal
| longing for better thiugs Then vic and
| selishness and all the sins of the word
| would vanish away and we should under
stand the Beauty of Holiness Think OF
the great II ymn of Ptajse wnicl would go
| up from al like if this were once proved
ana the living and the dead could com
mune with one another"
! "It that could be done" said Paul
msekly.
81 though that you would doit-you,
| Paul. And | Thought that we wOuld
build a great College for Spiritual Re
search, and that you should he its Direct
or, and that we should attract all the
| highest minds among the young people to
make them students, and hen our ad-
vance would be so rapid On. thought
| saw world after world unfolding, planet
speaking with planet, star to star. Paul
! Paul-"har voice rose higher . all these
things were in your power You would
have done all this and more-and more
and you have basely abandoned every.
thing, and are now no more than an ordi
nary young man. one of the world-blind
and deaf and dumb, though the spirits
call aloud and order you TO speak"
They do not, Lady Augusta. ! hear
nothing. | see nothing
"Oh 1t is i-dreadful-to have
this last hope, the best grounded of all,
wrecked and ruined. Well, Paul, you
could not help it, ! suppose
He was silent For while neither spoke.
Then Lady Augusta went on in a changed
voice There We're two other things |
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II thou ght my husband had spoken to
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