The Foreshadowed Way (Classic Reprint) - Tapa blanda

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The story of a book must have been poorly told indeed, when a preface can add much to its interest; but along the pages of this volume there are so many references to a phenomenal experience that it seems only fitting to preface the book with an account of the phenomenon itself.

On a hill in the town of Lima, a little south of Rochester, stands a Seminary; and in the summer of 1843, toward the close of my last term there, at the hour of eleven, between the stroke of the bell that called me to class and the entrance of my roommate from hers, three or five seconds, the present, so to speak, dropped out, and with every sense barred to the outer world the soul in me was caught away into the future and made to look on myself - first, robed in white; then in deepest black, with a group of others also in black standing with bowed heads, the sun blazing down upon them, and water rolling up almost to their feet.

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