The Yale expositor., 1912-05-23
CHAPTER iV.-Continued.

- CHAPTER tV.-Continued.
'Ssaarveying the great range she won
.SSared where the peak climbers might
gG1 Keen sighted though she was, she
Gsonf6 not discover them. The crest
eERt they were attempting lay in an
other direction hidden by a nearer
ssya1r. She was in the very heart OF
S.he rDonntains; peaks and ridges rose
sly aSU1It her, SO much so that the gen.
erSt direction OF the great range was
lest She was at the center or a far
1sS2DEs cocavity OF crest and range. She
sHaSAGa1 one towering poiat to the right
'Df her that rose massively grand above
s52B GEe others. Tomorrow she would
e:iSnsts TO that high point and from it's
S4Ssy elevations look upon the heav-
esns above and the earth beneath.
aye and the waters under the earth
Gar below. Tomorrow!-it is gen.
orally known that we do not usually
ssffnsrpt the high points in lifes range
at GEsce. content are we with lower al
I1It1fes today
There was NO sound above her; the
rushing water over the rocks upon
the rnSsgrer side she could hear faint
Gys there was no wind about her to stir
the long needles OF the pines 1t was
very still, the hind OF stiffness or
y5SsJy which is the outward and visible
complement OF that stiffness OF the
soul In which men know God. There
had been no earthquake, no storm.
y9f@ r1or1tains he'd not heaved beneath
lEosz' EsHst, the great and strong wind
laat not passed by, the rocks had not
been rent and broken, yet Enid caught
herself listening as IL for voice. The
rebTiu OF majesty, silence. loneliness
was upon her. She stood-one stands
vxhG@ there is a chance OF meeting
GfcGi on the way, one does not kneel
ZgDSli be comss-with her raised hands
claSped, her head uplifted in exulta-
zion nnsDeakable God-conquered with
hec face 70 heaven upturned.
~ will lift up mine eyes to the
11illS whence cometh my salvation"
AGr hs4rL sang voicelessly. 1--WE praise
-8S,Ge, on, God, we magnify thy holy
name Gnrever," fioated through her
orain- In great appreciation OF the
anzI-S elons work of the Almighty shap-
ang master hand. Caught up as 1t
were into the heavens, her soul leaped
40 meet ifs maker. Thinking to find
NTGSs she waited there on the heaven
Isissing hill.
GEow Tong she stayed she did not
rrealiLg: sbe took no note OF time; 1t
did not occur to her even to look at
yGs1e watch on her wrist, she had swept
whe skyline cut off as 1t were by the
g1saks when first she came, and when
saG fast she turned away--even divin-
Gas moments must have an cnd-she
looked not backward She saw not
dfttTe cloud hid on the horizon behind
the rampant OF the ages, as 1t were.
mo bigger than mans hand, cloud
Euil OF pOrtent and which would alarm
greatly the veteran Kirkby in the
.s.a111p and Maitland on the mountain
top. Goth of them unfortunately were
enable 10 see it, one being on the
GziHcS side Of the range. and the other
stGcss in the canon, and for both OF
GneHl as for the girl the sun still
sahonss brightly.
Tive Ceclivity 10 the river on the
glpg,cr side was comparatively easy
and Enid Maitland went slowly and
rthoughtfully down to 1t until she
reached the young torrent. She got
her tackle ready. but did no casting.
As she made her way slowly up the
ossEsr narrowing, ever rising canon
She was charmed and thrilled by the
'Cfid beauty of the way. the spell OF
the mountains was deep upon her.
7ThouSbtfuliy she wandered on until
1reseptly she came to another little
anphitheater like that where the
camp was pitched, only smaller
Strange 20 say. the brook or river
acre broadened in a little pool per-
ssps twenty feet across; turn had
thrown aNfull force OF water against
Che huge boulder wall and In ages
1f effort n giant cup had been hoI-
lowed ont OF the native rock. The
prp1t was perhaps four or five feet
yerp, the rocky bottom worn smooth.
Gre cle3xing was upon tho opposite
eide and the banks were heavily
or0osied beyond the spur OF the rock
Sxfich formed tho back OF the pool
She could see the trout I'm IT, She
w1IatIe ready 10 try her fortune. but
nefore she did so an Idea came 20
asr---daring. unconventional. extrs"r-
binary. besot OF innocence and mex
pertepce.
RTE water OF course was very cold.
sSuf she had been accustomed all her
die TO taking bath at the natural
aernperature OF the water at whate"r