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The Covered Wagon

CHAPTER XIV
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This was no mere prismatic arch bridging the clouds.

The colors all were there, yes, and of an unspeakable brilliance and individual distinctness in the scale; but they lay like a vast painted mist, a mural of some celestial artist flung _en masse_ against the curtain of the night.

The entire clouded sky, miles on untold miles, was afire.

All the opals of the universe were melted and cast into a tremendous picture painted by the Great Spirit of the Plains.
"Oh, wonderful!" exclaimed the girl.

"It might be the celestial city in the desert, promised by the Mormon prophet!" "It may be so to them.


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