The Millennium the Good Time Coming With a History of Experiments On the Odic

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As the river has its emblem of life, so it has its emblem of death. At a place called Modus, or Moodus, in the town of East Haddam, there have been heard, from time immemorial I conclude, subterranean noises, sometimes attended with shaking of the earth. The Indians for- merly resorted to this place to hold their Pawaws. "An old Indian being asked what was the reason of such noises in this place ? — answered, ' The Indian's God was very an- gry because the Englishman's God came here. ' " As if ...nothing were to be omitted, there are tokens, on the borders of the Connecticut, sufficient of themselves to 16 122 • prove the correctness of the Mosaic history of the crea- tion and deluge, and the untruth of the "enormous" figment, that ages interminable as it were, have been em- ployed in fitting this poor earth, to become the abode of men. I allude first to the bird tracks found in the rocky strata, near the bed of the river. These were so incon- sistent with the received theories, that it was denied at first, if I am rightly informed, that they were or could be bird tracks.

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