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He read to those assembled from a book; and what he read flashed with a brightness that was dazzling.
All listened in the most rapt attention, and, by the power of what the gifted one read, soared now, in thought, among the stars, spread their wings among the swift-moving tempest, or descended into the unknown depths of the earth.
As for myself, my mind seemed endowed with new faculties, and to rise almost into the power of the infinite. "Glorious! Divine! Godlike!" Such were the admiring words that fell from the lips of all. And then the company dispersed.
As we went forth from the room in which we had assembled, we met numbers who were needy, and sick, and suffering; mourners, who sighed for kind words from the comforter: little children, who had none to love and care for them; the faint and weary, who needed kind hands to help them on their toilsome journey.
But no human sympathies were stirring in our hearts.
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