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Page 19 of 1201912 · PDF PAGE 322
SEPHER SEPHIROTH 38 Night Demon of 2"“1 Dec.?לארא He departed?לזא Gehazi, servant of Elishaח`ג1?י A City in the Mountains of?הלג Judah Innocent ”RD? The palate TH Το make a hole, hollow; to?לה violate Green?חל 39 Το abide, dwell?לבז Dew?לט The Eternal is Oneהוהי ?דחא Angel 01'3 P. `?הייח Metathesis ofוזוג ?הוהי He cursed?טל 40 Bildad?דדלב Liberator; a title of Jesod?לאונ Το cut off I?” A rope; ruin; to bind?לבה Milk?בלה The Hand of the Eternalדי ?הוהי To me, to mine?יל ?ווי4r Fecundity?נלהא Rain ; force; hence: a. hero?ליא Night Demon of 15‘ De…
1929 · PDF PAGE 274
…fe has numerous points of contact with Alice in Wonderland, and I now come to the incident, "The Elephants did tease so!" I went out one night to a bhul, or salt lick, in a tree overlooking which a machan had been built for me. A particularly fine tiger was reputed to visit the place every night. I took up my vigil immediately after dinner. A three-quarter moon was due to rise about half-past eight. We kept extremely quiet, of course. I dislike shooting from a machan, exactly as I dislike coarse fishing. One cannot do anything to help things al…
1909 · PDF PAGE 354
…ocks, and brought them to the main island, They were spread out in a row on the strand. One of the party was left in charge of them over night. To vary the monotony of his vigil he wandered a little distance away from the row of dead seals. When sitting under the shelter of a rock he beheld coming from the sea a woman of surpassing beauty, with her rich yellow tresses falling over her shoulders. She was dressed in an emerald robe, and, proceeding to the spot where the dead seals lay, she identified each as she went along soliloquising as follow…
1909 · PDF PAGE 354
…ocks, and brought them to the main island, They were spread out in a row on the strand. One of the party was left in charge of them over night. To vary the monotony of his vigil he wandered a little distance away from the row of dead seals. When sitting under the shelter of a rock he beheld coming from the sea a woman of surpassing beauty, with her rich yellow tresses falling over her shoulders. She was dressed in an emerald robe, and, proceeding to the spot where the dead seals lay, she identified each as she went along soliloquising as follow…
1905 · PDF PAGE 87
…ight invades the gloom. Stillness drops dew-like from the heaven’s unreverberant womb. Westward the ship is riding on the sable wings of night, I understand the darkness—why should I seek the light ?
1913 · PDF PAGE 231
ESME WINGFIELD -STRATFORD . FIRST LIGHT. A HARBOUR light in a storm , m A well in a waste of sand , A beacon light on a hopeless night , A friend in an alien land . A twilight flush in the East, A star in a clouded sky , A loyal blade for a cause betrayed , A breath from an age gone by . Sweet in a loveless world , Pure in a tainted air, Oh, who could see and not worship thee ? Lose thee and not despair ? 212
1909 · PDF PAGE 56
3.6. 3.32. 7-7- 8.10. 8.45. 8.50. 54 THE EQUINOX momentary pause which this causes, some old habitual thought (to-night my mantra) rises up. A case of the Closure followed by the Moving of the Previous Question. Oh Lord! when wilt Thou carry a Motion to Adjourn, nay, to Prorogue, nay! to Dissolve this Parliament? I am not sleepy; yet will I again compose myself, devoting myself to Adonai. Again woke and continued mantra. I ought to have made more of it at 7.7; I went off again to sleep ; the result is that I am rather difficult to wake again. Ho…
1909 · PDF PAGE 47
…eet. Rides,with|. . ©. STIDDN | 28 wou.with a gryphon’s wings and serpent’s tail. Breathes -w. PIR WwW ! 29 CLAY. CLXI. As Col. CLVI. by Night. As Col. CLV. by Night. Child-voiced phoenix ~wW. wee YINB 15 Crow . . 6. DIX | 16 Soldier with lion’s head rides pale horse . wy. » poIaw | 17 Monster . 6. b'3 | 18 Angel. .&. ... S995] 19 Soldier with red leonine face and flaming eyes ; rides great horse . ? : sox 20 Horse JY, JINN | 22 Flaming fire oe re | 24 Bull with gryphon’s wings. -Oand F . 2 . spar] 25 Leopard . Lg, NM | 26 (1) Unicorn. (2) Dila…
1906 · PDF PAGE 28
TARSHITERING. NEPALI LOVE-SONG. O KISSABLE Tarshitering! the wild bird calls its mate—and I? Come to my tent this night of May, and cuddle close and crown me king! Drink, drink our fill of love at last—a little while and we shall die, O kissable Tarshitering! Droop the long lashes: close the eyes with eyelids like a beetle’s wing! Light the slow smile, ephemeral as ever a painted butterfly, Certain to close into a kiss, certain to fasten on me and sting! 20
1906 · PDF PAGE 66
…e iron and brass :— } So swift they pass And grind us down :—we hold the wondrous light Our scattering sight Yet sees, the one star in a night of woe. We trust, and so Lift up our voices in the dying day Indeed to pray: O little hands that are so soft and strong, Lead us along !
1910 · PDF PAGE 188
THE GREY NIGHT. I35 PUBLIUS How very surprising, For the sun shews devil a sign of rising ! AGRIPPA The guard should have come an hour ago To relieve us. IST SOLDIER By Zeus ! ’twas a foul throw ! 2ND SOLDIER Throw again ! 3RD SOLDIER It’s Venus ! The coat is mine. Silky-soft and rainbow-fine ! Would the world were never duller Than this cool cascade of colour ! AGRIPPA Something serious is occurring. All the town is lighted, stirring. We had best bring reinforcement.
1913 · PDF PAGE 458
… window, walked to and fro in his study, and then, calmed by the fresh air of the morning, he lay down again, and slept deeply. He had a nightmare: he saw, terribly real, the giant with the fleshless ox’s head of which the workman had spoken to him. The monster pursued him, and struggled with him. When he woke up, it was already day, and some- body was knocking at his door. Eliphas rose, threw on a dressing-gown, and opened ; it was the workman. “Master,” said he, entering hastily, and with an alarmed air; “how are you?” “Very well,” replied El…
1913 · PDF PAGE 458
… window, walked to and fro in his study, and then, calmed by the fresh air of the morning, he lay down again, and slept deeply. He had a nightmare: he saw, terribly real, the giant with the fleshless ox’s head of which the workman had spoken to him. The monster pursued him, and struggled with him. When he woke up, it was already day, and some- body was knocking at his door. Eliphas rose, threw on a dressing-gown, and opened ; it was the workman. “Master,” said he, entering hastily, and with an alarmed air; “how are you?” “Very well,” replied El…
1910 · PDF PAGE 181
…ver his head. PUBLIUS What now ? Beshrew Me, but its face is like a Jew ! YAUGH WAUGH Butch ! The game is fairly started. I will back to night and chaos. — Ha ! Hoo ! Formlessly presiding Over the ruined earth. Ga ! Ga ! Ab — ab — ab — ab — ab — He flies off. ISSA Behold ! He hath forsaken me. The doom is fixed, but my spirit is free From his loathsome company.
1904 · PDF PAGE 51
…r despondent tickle-gizzard to a better condition if we look on a bit at the Archbishop, and his games. Surely he is asleep after such a night with the camel, I objected, for it was now morning, the expert melting-pot of the hot-arsed hogoninny having kept my metal at the point all night without ever giving it a chance to run over. Not he ! She sneered. He is now with his Venerable Aunt, as he calls her, a lascivious old woman if ever there was one ! A very gobble- prick ! A brimstone bunter ! But come ! You shall see them. We strolled into the…
1961 · PDF PAGE 180
…was it for Rags and Tatters of Thought. Thus yet more Atrabilious and Sluggard was this Liver of thy Father, so that I fell into a Gloom night unto Weeping. Then she beholding me with Amazement cried upon me hus: Art thou not glad in Heart, o my Master? At this I gave a Sigh even as one night unto Death. And She: if this be so, then is no need anymore for me to give myself to Magick. Thereat, perceiving yet again the Just Universal of Our Lord Pan, was I swallowed up (like unto Jonah of the Old Fable) in the Belly of the Whale called Laughter, …
1898 · PDF PAGE 65
A SPRING SNOWSTORM IN WASTDALE. ON rocky mountain bare Of grass, and meadows fair, Angels their trumpets blow upon the night, While o’er the shrinking dale The insatiable gale Roars with unconquered and impassive might. Their robes of snow they rend, And their deep voices blend With tempest, like that angry Amphitrite, His hair blown wild and loose On windy Syracuse, Lashing the waves with words of wrath, a terror of bright light. Here the thick snowflakes fall, Till mountain in their pall, 55
1907 · PDF PAGE 289
…nd reason . Those five paths lead us to one road , the road of “ Knowledge and Doubt " ; beyond which to the inept there is impenetrable night , and to the adept undying brilliancy . “ Know or Doubt ! is the alternative of highwayman Huxley ; ' Believe'is not to be admitted ; this is a fundamental ; in this agnosticism can never change ; this must ever command our moral , as our intellectual assent. Thus Reason ends by whispering : “ I am agnostic ; I cannot answer ea or nay .” This is the crowning triumph of the nineteenth century ! Kant has p…
1910 · PDF PAGE 59
50 AMBERGRIS Yea ! from the limit of the fallen day, And barren ocean of ungathered Time, Bring Night, and bring Eternity, and stay With white wings pointing where tired feet may climb : Even the pathway where shed blood ran deep To build red roses in the land of Sleep. O guardian of the pallid hours of night ! O tireless watcher of the smitten noon ! O sworded with the majesty of light, O girded with the glory of the moon ! Angel of absolute splendour ! link of mine Old weary spirit with the All-Divine ! Ship that shalt carry me by many winds …
1912 · PDF PAGE 351
…. [Vide K.D. snp L.GK. p. 528] [Vide K.D. L.C.K. p. 571] PD Coldness ; pertaining to Winter wp Angel of 6 8. bay Malo-Granatum yen © 307 Night Demon of 2" Dec. m_7'8") Ribkah i) 308 Daybreak pa Sparsor xpt Investigation “pn A harsh, grating sound pn Approaching, near ap Ice mp 309 Aleper. [Vide K.D. a=)a} L.C.K. p. 495] Angel of 2" Dec. & sD Strepitus cordis, mussitatio, FINWY susurratio, rugitus Field, soil, land mw 35 310 To trample on, conquer wo To govern, bind wan Formed. [LR.Q. 227] oy” The Initials of Idra Rabba spe Qadisha. [Each Letter…