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Rainbows in Hawaii

Improvement Era, vol. 23, no. 7, May 1920, p. 577

McAllister, Duncan M.

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RAINBOWS IN HAWAII Duncan M. McAllister §

Rainbows have always fascinated me; I re- |

1 gard them as one of the most beautiful of all of 1

| Nature's beautiful phenomena, apart from their |

1 scriptural significance. This is a supreme Rainbow |

| Land; the frequent showers are often accompanied |

| or followed by that brilliant prismatic display arch- |

1 ing some part of heaven and earth. When I am |

| enshrouded in a mental cloud, I try to believe there 1

1 exists a radiant spiritual rainbow, indicating a |

| quick return of sunshine to the soul, if I will

1 bravely weather the storm that caused the cloud.

| —Extract from Letter to A. L. |

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