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1909 · PDF PAGE 162
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1909 · PDF PAGE 157
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1909 · PDF PAGE 158
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1909 · PDF PAGE 160
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1909 · PDF PAGE 161
…me | Long | Come |Late out| Slow out out out out Journey 9 | Med. | Good | Good | Med. | Soon | Med. | Evil | Slow return Thing Lost 10] Found | Not | Found | Not | Found | Found | Found | Found found found Lw. ee * : 32 Amassto “ : : Life, &o. 1| Good | Med. | Evil | Med. | Med, | Mea. | Evia | Evil Money, &, 2| Good | Med. | Evil | Med. | Mea, | Evil | Evi | Mea. Rank, &, 3 | Med. | Med. | Evil | Good | Mea. | Mea. | Evil | Evil Property 4 | Med. | Med. | Evil | Med. | Med. | Evil | Evil | Mea. Wife, &. 5 | Med. | Med. | Evil | Med. | Mea. | …
1909 · PDF PAGE 156
…e out out out away |and re-| out capture Journey 9 |Good in| Hurtful} Evil Evil | Good | Evil | Return |Good by end water Thing Lost 10| Found | Found | Part Part Part Part Part Part found | found | found | yielded| found | found Life, &c. 1} Med. Evil Med. Med. Med. Evil Med. Med. Money, &. 2] Evil | Evil | Med. | Med. | Med. | Med. | Med. | Med. Rank, &c. 3 | Med. | Good | Med. | Med. Evil Evil Med. | Med. Property 4| Evil | Good | Med. | Med. | Med. | Good | Med. | Med. Wife, &c. 5 | Good | Good | Med. Evil Evil Evil Med. | Med. Sex of Child…
1909 · PDF PAGE 163
…orrow) Come Die out out | prison | prison | out out Journey 9| Good | Med. | Good | Late | Good | Med. | Med. | Evil good Thing Lost 10| Found | Found| Part | Found | Not Not Not | Found found found | found | found CHAPTER V THE GENERAL MEANING OF THE SIXTEEN FIGURES IN THE TWELVE HOUSES HEREIN follows a set of general tables of the sixteen figures in the twelve Houses, for the better convenience of forming a general judgment of the scheme. Under the head of each figure separately is given its general effect in whatever House it may happen to f…
1909 · PDF PAGE 155
… Die Die out out | nothing there | there Journey 9 |Good by| Slow |Medium|Good by} Evil |Medium|Medium| Evil water water Thing Lost 10 | Found | Found | Part Not | Found] Lost | Found | Part found | found found * Arabic numbers mean that the judgment is determined by the figure in that House of Heaven. psd K 145
1909 · PDF PAGE 369
THE MAN-COVER When the cage, made of the strongest steel, was closed upon me, I found myself a prisoner in the most degrading state. I began to look around and to shake the bars of my grating, but in vain. The man-without-a-cover had gone. My next step was to inspect the prison. And in so doing I discovered in the left corner a box, resembling a coffin in shape, though it was certainly not a coffin such as I delight in seeing daily in the windows of the undertakers. It was divided into compartments! “Is this the box of lofty thoughts, I wonder?…
1909 · PDF PAGE 371
THE MAN-COVER And the man-who-lost-his-cover came into the room again. “Well,” said he, “I thought that by now you would have found your way to submit to necessity and reintegrate your real personality. What did you see in my box?” I told him, and instantly he grew pale and staggered. But after a moment he looked furiously at me, and resumed his former manner. “ By God !” he said, “I cannot believe you. How you have found out my secret and learned by heart the things which one ought to see in my box, but which one does not, I ignore. But you ca…
1909 · PDF PAGE 390
…s that of a broken- down sailing-boat, which the niggers had never dared approach since the wreck that brought it there. In the cabins I found gunpowder in large quantities, rum, matches, and tobacco; Thad all this carried to my oasis, together with a cannon ; and when the negroes had heard the voice of this powerful engine my authority was established on the most solid basis. This event helped me to recover the coffin, and I am glad to say that nothing had been done to it to spoil it. I had two hundred natives hanged, and as many burned alive,…
1909 · PDF PAGE 314
… in No. 5, it commenced with a prayer, a circle being drawn around the Skryer. “As I prayed, a feeling of drowsiness possessed me, and I found myself swinging backwards and forwards ; then after a little while I grew steady, and speedily ascended. As I soared up through the air, I saw above me a great circle; this I passed through, only to behold another one greater still. As I approached it I perceived an angel coming towards me ; there- fore I entered the circle and knelt down. “ The angel, seeing me kneeling before him, approached me, and ta…
1909 · PDF PAGE 348
…as great rejoicing on the Skerry that night. There is one other story of particular interest, in that it contains features not generally found amongst the bulk of the Seal-folk legends. It is the story of the Wounded Seal. There was once an islander who made his living by the killing of seals. One night, as he sat by the fire, resting after his day's work, he heard a knocking at the door, and, on opening it, found a man on horseback. The stranger ex- plained that he had come on behalf of one who wished to buy a large number of skins, and then t…
1909 · PDF PAGE 246
…within me, if only I desire Thee and pant after Thee. I went round the Streets and Squares of the City of this World seeking Thee; and I found Thee not, because in vain I sought without for Him who was within myself.” 238
1909 · PDF PAGE 351
…e fish took unusually well, so that he stood and filled his basket. Indeed they took so well that he forgot all about the tide, and soon found him- self cut off from the land. Mansie shouted and shouted, but he was far from any house, and nobody heard him. The water rose until it reached his knees, and then his hips, and then his shoulders. He shouted until he was hoarse, and then gave up all hope of life. But just as the sea was encircling his neck and coming now and then in little ripples to his mouth, just as the sea had almost lifted him fr…
1909 · PDF PAGE 146
THE EQUINOX XV After long dreamless sleep I knew The tale that had fled my tongue, I found it far in the water blue, In the song by the skylark sung, In the melody slow of the waving corn, In the rushing of wind through the vines re-born, And wherever the water-lilies grew, And the green, green willows swung. XVI And still the lady of my dream As a light before me goes ; I see her in the sun’s last gleam, In the moonlight on the snows. Ah! chiefly then her song is sung, When the moon o’er the dark green woods is hung; She is born at midnight on…
1909 · PDF PAGE 154
… =6 x 12+2, .. @ falls with ;:; (IJ). CHAPTER III OF THE FIGURE OF THE TWELVE HOUSES OF HEAVEN THE meaning of the twelve Houses is to be found, primarily, in any text-book of Astrology. Knowledge is to be enlarged and corrected by constant study and practice. Place the figures thus: I 1oth IV 7th VII 5th X 3rd II Asc. V uith VIII 8th XI 6th III 4th VI and IX 12th XII oth EXAMPLE 144
1909 · PDF PAGE 109
…the goat of doubt ; And that which inward did for ever tend Came at the last to have come out; And I who had the World and God to friend Found all three foes! Drowned in that sea of changes, vacancies, and woes! XXI Yet all that Sea was swallowed up therein ; So they were not, and it was not, 99
1909 · PDF PAGE 144
…arcissus had done, So I shook back my hair to stare at the sun ; My slim brown body I’d keep within The shade of the green hillside. x I found the groves of Pan; I came At length to a daisied field, And the sun shone out with his yellow flame That makes the harvest yield. Yellow and purple are corn and grape, But scarlet the god when he takes his shape At the sound of the awful hidden name In earth’s eclipse revealed. XI And as he clasped me, slim and slight, I roared with the pain he gave, And he cried, “I will hold thee here all night, My bea…