THE FLYING CHILDREN.

In one of these arenas is a large sheet of running water, supplied by a

cataract in the neighbourhood; and I have seen the most beautiful

effects produced by children gliding over and as it were dancing on its

surface. The children are selected from the most graceful and beautiful

of those, who, not having sufficient intellect to learn, give no signs

of making a progress which would fit them for more important

occupations.

These children are taught and _willed_ to move in the most graceful

forms. Joining hands and forming exceedingly beautiful groups, they will

glide over the cascade and over the surface of the agitated lake,

walking, dancing, or reposing.

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