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INTRODUCTION.
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distinctly impressed on my memory for me ever to allow any one to make light of my conviction of its truth. I believe that I have been allowed to see into futurity for some good purpose, and I feel that should I neglect to commit my recollections of what I have seen to writing that I should fail in my duty to posterity."

Heaving a sigh, he began a narrative that took me many days to transcribe. It ran as follows:—