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The Rosicrucian Scandal
The Rosicrucian Scandal (1913), PDF p. 23
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Ihave made her gore potent
I her cheeks are both as bout
sme there's no pronouncing
As her y
rt of the whole seheme of the poem?
‘The chief character isa vile procurer who is trying to sell Pippi
into the White Slave Trafic,
“The frst episode deals most realistically with adultery crowned
by murder.
‘The second episode deseribes
plot to marry an innocent youth
‘The third episode shows mother trying to prevent her son
from committinga murder in cold blood, and tailing to do so.
‘This assassination has the open approval of the “so-called poet.”
‘And “the loathsome and abominable ereature” who * dissemin-
ates this unutterable filth” was allowed to die in peace!" Where
they about to let him escape” to
Italy, indeed! ‘This horvible creature dedicates “his best
tentions”
(I'm sorry 1 can’t think of any bael meaning
for H.B.L)
alfectionately to Mr. Sergeant Talfourd.” Affectionately, mark.
the word! What
do such “loathsomeand abominable creatures’
‘ean byaifection? Gentlemen ofthe jury, if this Mr. (sc) Sergeant
(Gave the mark!) Talfourd (Ugh!) had come to court to ask you to
clear him froma blackmaile’s ibel, you would have known how
to brand him with everlasting infu
S.C. Hire
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