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0082 Among the Celestials : vol.1
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ly in a cold so great that I have ev
l har frost lying thick on an animal
his morning. But they are fed enor
hile they are in work. They are g
as far as much as sixteen pounds of
kes bran and chopped millet-stalks.
ey are not at work they are eating, a
ing and the work together occupy s
me that I could never discover whe
ept.

The country we passed through was
in winter, and must have been
autiful in summer. It was undulating
ered with trees, and intersected with
ts streams and rivers. At this sea
under snow, but one morning we sa
the most perfectly lovely sights I ha
en—a frozen mist. As the sun rose so
he whole air glittering with brilliant p
oating in the rays of the sun—and th
illuminated everything, all the trunk
es and all the delicate tracery of th
es with a coating like hoar fros
on the trees, and everything ar
tering white; and the whole air s
in sunlight. It lasted but a short