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Like a young roe upon the mountains._ And a young roe is ... _a young hart_. Well, that is one proof that they live in the mountains; but can they live in the plains? _Yes, sir; they live in plains in gentlemen's parks_, which are sometimes ... _plain_, or nearly ... _level_. Very well; but when allowed to roam and run about freely and ... _naturally_, they ... _prefer the mountains_. Is the hart spoken of in the psalm supposed to live in a warm or cold country, think you? _A warm country._ Why? ... Bring down the map, children, and show the country or countries you suppose to be meant. (The map of Palestine is presented.) Point out those parts you think harts live in. You think the Psalmist means ... _the mountainous parts of Palestine_. And Palestine is ... What sort of a country? _Mountainous country_, and ... _very hot_. Now, we must get smartly on. The hart lives in ... _a hot country_, and in the mountainous parts of ... _a hot country_. How does the sun shine? _Over head, nearly perpendicular_, and, therefore, the great part of the year the ground must be ... _very hot and dry_. In what state will the soil be? _Parched and dusty._ And in mountainous countries, where the sun is very hot, what happens to the streams or brooks? _The brooks dry up._ It is then a dry and ... _thirsty land_, and where ... _no water is_. If you turn in your Bible to Job vi. 15, it is said:
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And as the stream of brooks they pass away,