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Collected Works (Vol. III)
Collected Works (Vol. III) (1907), PDF p. 236
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230 EPILOGUE AND DEDICATION
The comment is the Qabalah, and that I! Then will I choose you and test you and
have indeed read as deeply as my poor!instruct you in the Mysteries of Eleusis,
powers allow: but the text is decipherable!oh ye brave hearts, and cool eyes, and
only under the stars by one who hath|trembling lips! I will put a live coal upon
drunken of the dew of the moon.
Under the stars will I go forth, my
brothers, and drink of that lustral dew: I
will return, my brothers, when I have seen
God face to face, and read within those
eternal eyes the secret that shall make you
free.
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your lips, and flowers upon your eyes, and
a sword in your hearts, and ye also shall see
God face to face.
Thus shall we give back its youth to the
world, for like tongues of triple flame we
shall brood upon the Great Deep— Hail unto
the Lords of the Groves of Eleusis !
VOL. IIT.
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