Article March 26, 1904 Issue

The Wilderness of Belief

HARRIET L. SLINEY.

One of the story books of my childhood contained an allegory which was very interesting to me. It ran follows:—

Bordering one side of a prosperous village was a dense wood which the village people for generations had been taught to fear and shun.

No one who entered this wood was ever seen or heard from again, and companies who sought to follow lost companions and solve its mystery never penetrated more than a short distance. They always came back affrighted, and gave up the search.

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