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Lavinia King was flooded with a sudden causeless anger. She plucked her pianist by the arm, and drew him to the window-seat. Rumour accused Lavinia of too close intimacy with the musician: and rumour does not always lie. She took advantage of the situation to caress him. Monet- Knott, for that was his name, took her action as a matter of course. Her passion satisfied alike his purse and his vanity; and, being without temperament — he was the curate type of ladies' man — he suited the dancer, who would have found a more masterful lover in her wa…
1904 · PDF PAGE 26
12 WHY JESUS WEPT. And yet (as before) I know I inherit The wit of the mage, The blood of the king, The age of the sage ! Ah ! all these sting Through me — this rage Is the strength of my blood, The heat of my body, The birth of my wit. To hell with the flood Of words ! Were I God, he Had made me as fit For all things as now, But added a brow Cool — O how cool ! Fool ! Fool ! Fool ! With a terrible laugh he springs out of sight down the crags. SCENE III SIR PERCY PERCIVALE, in the Hall. O the gloom of these distasteful tomes ! The horror of the…
1912 · PDF PAGE 380
…7 868 Semitae ΠἸΞ’Π] 869 Qliphoth o( Tiphareth?ןורירגח 87o Twelve?רסחה 871 87 2 Septiduum ”?םימnyzw 873 874 875 876 1r 877 878 879 88o A King of Edom ’JD’J’IHDWI'I 1r 88 I Os cranii, cranium?אחפקרק 882 תובוחר רהנהDilationes neminis? 883וז Lux oriens 7:411an?רוא 884 Domination?תונעיה 64 885 886 1r887 888 889 890 תרעמ הלפכמהSpelunca duplex 891 892 Defectus cogitationis]רשפא ?ןויערה 893 894 895 896 897 898 899 ?;סיImo 901 02 9 Briatic Palace ofלכיה תנבל ?ריפםד Jesod—Malkuth Σ (1—42) 9°3 Secret name of Cagliostm?תאראשא 904 905 906 Licentia. [Videκυ…
1912 · PDF PAGE 380
…7 868 Semitae ΠἸΞ’Π] 869 Qliphoth o( Tiphareth?ןורירגח 87o Twelve?רסחה 871 87 2 Septiduum ”?םימnyzw 873 874 875 876 1r 877 878 879 88o A King of Edom ’JD’J’IHDWI'I 1r 88 I Os cranii, cranium?אחפקרק 882 תובוחר רהנהDilationes neminis? 883וז Lux oriens 7:411an?רוא 884 Domination?תונעיה 64 885 886 1r887 888 889 890 תרעמ הלפכמהSpelunca duplex 891 892 Defectus cogitationis]רשפא ?ןויערה 893 894 895 896 897 898 899 ?;סיImo 901 02 9 Briatic Palace ofלכיה תנבל ?ריפםד Jesod—Malkuth Σ (1—42) 9°3 Secret name of Cagliostm?תאראשא 904 905 906 Licentia. [Videκυ…
1913 · PDF PAGE 244
…GRAPHY . “ The Chronicle of a Pilgrimage " Sampson Low , Marston , & Co., London “ Before Dawn " Constable , London HUGH OWEN MEREDITH , King's. " Week -day Poems" Edward Arnold , London SAROJINI NAIDU , Girton . " The Golden Threshold " William Heineman , London " The Bird of Time " William Heineman , London VICTOR NEUBURG , Trinity. " The Green Garland " The Young Cambridge Press, Bedford “ The Triumph of Pan " The Equinox , London JOHN PRESLAND ” Girton . " Joan of Arc " Simpkin Marshall & Co ., London “ Mary Queen of Scots " Chatto & Windus…
1913 · PDF PAGE 43
…RUCTIONS OF A... A... THE SHIP AS IN A GLASS, DARKLY. By ArtHur GrIMBLE. TWO FRAGMENTS OF RITUAL THE DISCIPLES THE TEMPLE OF SOLOMON THE KING (Concluded!) ROSA IGNOTA. By Victor B. Neusurc. THE GAME OF CROWLEY BOO TO BUDDHA CROWLEY POOL HYMN TO SATAN A BALLAD OF BEDLAM. By EruHet ARCHER. DEAD WEIGHT SPECIAL SUPPLEMENT—THE KEY OF THE MYSTERIES THE BIG STICK COLOPHON—TO LAYLAH EIGHT-AND-TWENTY INDEX TO VOLUME I ILLUSTRATIONS ALEISTER CROWLEY From a photograph by HECTOR MURCHISON FOUR HOROSCOPES To PAGE Ir 35 4r 57 80 81 gr 93 135 199 204 206 207 …
1913 · PDF PAGE 43
…RUCTIONS OF A... A... THE SHIP AS IN A GLASS, DARKLY. By ArtHur GrIMBLE. TWO FRAGMENTS OF RITUAL THE DISCIPLES THE TEMPLE OF SOLOMON THE KING (Concluded!) ROSA IGNOTA. By Victor B. Neusurc. THE GAME OF CROWLEY BOO TO BUDDHA CROWLEY POOL HYMN TO SATAN A BALLAD OF BEDLAM. By EruHet ARCHER. DEAD WEIGHT SPECIAL SUPPLEMENT—THE KEY OF THE MYSTERIES THE BIG STICK COLOPHON—TO LAYLAH EIGHT-AND-TWENTY INDEX TO VOLUME I ILLUSTRATIONS ALEISTER CROWLEY From a photograph by HECTOR MURCHISON FOUR HOROSCOPES To PAGE Ir 35 4r 57 80 81 gr 93 135 199 204 206 207 …
1906 · PDF PAGE 119
ACTUS QUINTUS 113 How shall I come? _ Shrieking and yelling? Or quiet and dumb To the heart of the dwelling? Silently striding, Whispering terror Into their ears; Watching, abiding, Madness and error, Brooder of fears ! Thus will I bring Black Ares to honour, Draw the black sting Of the serpent upon her ! How foolish to fight With the warrior God Who brings victory bright Or defeat with a nod, Who standeth to smite With a spear and a rod! Here is the woman, Thinking no evil, Wielding the human By might of a devil ! But I will mock her With cunn…
1922 · PDF PAGE 280
266 The Diary of a Drug Fiend of keeping each other up to the mark in the matter of recording the facts. I discovered what had amused King Lamus on the first occasion. I was conscious of a distinct shade of annoyance at having to get up and make a little cross. It had never occurred to me to break my word. There was a fascination in watching the record. The drive was a revelation. It was like coming out of a charnel house into the fresh air. A keen cold wind beat against our faces, almost blinding us. It was not until we reached the inn that we…
1898 · PDF PAGE 42
36 CONTRA CONJUGIUM T. B. B. Thou wouldst not do. And shall the King Of Kings do only what men ask ? Thou empty mask ! “ Repentance is too late, lost fool, Dead flower, salt fountain, rusty sword, This curse is on thee for thy dule, That thou shalt know and be assured I am the Lord.” The loud-voiced choir would drown in song The voice of God ; their music woke Echoes through chancel weird and long— In thunder and fierce fire and smoke Jehovah spoke. “ On with the farce ! My perjured priests, The wolves that raven through my flock, Nay, wolves i…
1906 · PDF PAGE 72
…he sea, and pray Some idle prayer to sunset, or the storm ! Yea! as a cloud in worship-trance Swoons in invisible delight, Let slave and king, let death and dance Shake off their forms, and clothe their light In shrouds of sepulchre, the starless night ! Let song and cry leave tune and tone, Perish uncried and die unsung! Nature, the monotonic moan Roared by the river, thunder alone:— The Hoang-Ho, its note, the monstrous Kung! 64
1910 · PDF PAGE 465
…st ” (he saith) “Ts not—at last |!—achieved and ended? Why taste I not the Bounteous Breath, Receive the Goodly Gift of Grace? Now, kind king-eagle (by God’s death !), Restore me to mine ancient place! I am advantaged nothing then!” Then swooped he from the Byss of Space, And set the knight amid the fen. “God!” quoth Sir Palamede, “that I Who have won nine should fail at ten! I set my all upon the die: There is no further trick to try. Call thrice accurséd above men Sir Palamede the Saracen!”
1910 · PDF PAGE 465
…st ” (he saith) “Ts not—at last |!—achieved and ended? Why taste I not the Bounteous Breath, Receive the Goodly Gift of Grace? Now, kind king-eagle (by God’s death !), Restore me to mine ancient place! I am advantaged nothing then!” Then swooped he from the Byss of Space, And set the knight amid the fen. “God!” quoth Sir Palamede, “that I Who have won nine should fail at ten! I set my all upon the die: There is no further trick to try. Call thrice accurséd above men Sir Palamede the Saracen!”
1954 · PDF PAGE 326
…LFISHNESS 293 We have nothing with the outcast and the unfit: let them die in their misery. For they feel not. Compassion is the vice of Kings: stamp down the wretched and the weak; this is the law of the strong: this is our law and the joy of the world. That sets up a standard , with a vengeance! (Note "they feel not," twice repeated. There should be something important to the thesis herein concealed.) The passage becomes exalted , but a verse later resumes the the me, setting forth the philosophical basis of these apparently violent and arrog…
1903 · PDF PAGE 89
THE THIRTIETH DAY “ For god’s sake, lords, convey my tristful Queen, For tears do stop the floodgates of her eyes.” King Henry IV. Bitter reproaches passed between us twain, Hers real, mine with sneering logic sewn Proving my trespass hardly half her own, Its cause ; I proved her how she made me fain And left me mad, and led through joy and pain To that unthinkable thing : I might atone No whit in this way : then that stubborn stone My heart grew tears : we were good friends again. Therefore at night I added nothing new : Only a little while I …
1903 · PDF PAGE 95
THE THIRTY-FIFTH DAY “ I cannot kiss, that is the humour of it, but adieu.” King Henry V. The third time bitterly came reason back. Is it a fault in love when mornings find The soul grown sober and rethroned the mind ? Or is it mere necessity to track The candid chequer cross-wise to the black, And love, not mutable, yet well inclined To take his pleasure in becoming blind After such sight mere day is wont to lack. So we were angry with ourselves and said We would not kiss—two days, and we would part. And she prayed heaven that she might be dea…
1904 · PDF PAGE 15
…avails not: cast it down! The sword alone may win the crown! JASON. Ye languish wretched in the tyrant’s rule? WOMEN. Most happy are we, King. But change is sweet. JASON. A short-lived omen of success to me. WOMEN. Nay, but adventure and the prophecy! JASON. I see I have but small support in you. WOMEN. Not so, great Jason! Had I suffered much, My spirit had been broken to the scourge. Now, being strong and happy, with what joy I cry: Evohe! Revolution! I have grown weary of this tiresome peace. JASON. I promise you intense unhappiness. WOMEN, …
1904 · PDF PAGE 33
…terrible thirst, This Torment accurst ? He looks into the water. Yet, in my face As I gaze on the water Is something calmer. What if the king Of the Screes should see me,
1909 · PDF PAGE 49
…, a venerable God, the Lord of Time, bearing a sharp sickle. 4. Thou hast appeared unto me as a jocund and ruddy God, full of Majesty, a King, a Father in his prime. Thou didst bear the sceptre of the Universe, crowned with the Wheel of the Spirit. 5. Thou hast appeared unto me with sword and spear, a warrior God in flaming armour among Thine horsemen. 51
1910 · PDF PAGE 190
…e is flung upon her fate. (He wheels with the rest, as they march down the hill. Above, a faintly luminous Shadow, appears Alexander the king, or as it were an image of his image.) ALEXANDER The flood sweeps on From horizon to horizon. Beauty, strength, virtue, all are gone. (the eclipse passes.) Now sudden springs the natural face Of all the earth’s old grace. The broad sun smiles, as if that fatal close Of the revel in the garden of Eros