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Page 7 of 1001912 · PDF PAGE 89
… " quite genuinely—without sample or diffidence. No personality. ,, it. Back to B——. D. D. S.'s amazing third letter. (This letter is too long and personal to pub— lish in full; but it contains these words: “ How long have you been in the Great Order, and why did I not know? Is the invisibility of the A A to lower grades so complete?") In spite of his illness he managed to do some most formidable work during this December. There is, however, nothing further in the diary of interest to our present purpose. 47
1912 · PDF PAGE 89
… " quite genuinely—without sample or diffidence. No personality. ,, it. Back to B——. D. D. S.'s amazing third letter. (This letter is too long and personal to pub— lish in full; but it contains these words: “ How long have you been in the Great Order, and why did I not know? Is the invisibility of the A A to lower grades so complete?") In spite of his illness he managed to do some most formidable work during this December. There is, however, nothing further in the diary of interest to our present purpose. 47
1929 · PDF PAGE 170
…ch me!" he replied, biting the end off his cigar, and spitting it out. "We Rosicrucians are out for the Hundred Years Club Dope, and the Long Green Stone; we should worry. We're short on ancestors in Illinois." "But these matters are important in magic," urged Douglas. "Heredity goes for much. I should be glad indeed to hear that you were one of the Dorsetshire Butchers, for example, or even the Shropshire branch. In both families second sight is an appanage." Here the conversation was interrupted by the gillie. "I crave your pardon, my lord," …
1907 · PDF PAGE 207
… has sinned Avail in the crowded Abodes of the wind? By lightning of rapture The soul of my song My love doth recapture ; Lead up to the long Years in blithe measure Of summer and ease ; Linger at leisure For passion and peace. Sadness and pleasure Relent and release :— A torrent, a treasure, A garden of Greece ! Selene, our sister, ¢ Our lover and friend, Thy light hath long missed her : That hour hath an end. All zons to squander We chance at our will: We may woo, work or wander Through time to our fill, Hither or yonder By fountain or hill, …
1930 · PDF PAGE 63
…edient unto Me. I. Il he letter F is used to represent the Hebrew Vau and the Greek Digamma; its Sound lies between those of the English long o and long 00, as in Rope and Tooth. — 267 —
1913 · PDF PAGE 196
…. She knows the captors small and weak , She knows the prisoners strong , She hears the patient hills that speak : ' Brothers, it is not long ; ‘ Brothers we stood when they were not Ten thousand summers past . Brothers when they are clean forgot We shall outlive the last ; One shall die and one shall flee With terror in his train , And earth shall eat the stones , and we Shall be alone again .' 177
1928 · PDF PAGE 121
both at once, and I think one would become quite mad if one listened too long. One of them, drawing his bow across his violin, seemed to tell the story of some grievance, and the other, making his little hammer dance upon the strings of a little piano that was hung to his neck by a strap, seemed to be laughing at his neighbors complaint, while the third from time to time clashed his cymbals with an extraordinary violence. They were so pleased with themselves that they kept on playing their wild mens music even after the crowd had dispersed; f…
1898 · PDF PAGE 123
“ EREBUS “ 117 Thy mouth takes me within its eager lips ; My mouth thirsts, drinking long Deep from the fount of love, whence out there slips An eager purple tongue, Sweet as the taste of summer song From thrush’s tender throat, a tongue that tires My thirsty lips with its insatiate fires, While swart limbs soft and strong Grip my hot head, while thy lips kiss away With blood and foam the life from him thou wouldst not slay.
1909 · PDF PAGE 15
…| Good | Good Evil Med. | Good | Med. Sex of Child 6] Dau. Son 5 5 5 5 Dau. 5 Sickness 7 | Asc. |Health |Danger-| Asc. | Health| Health| Long | Health ous Prison 8 | Out by| Come | Come | Good | Come | Come | Long | Come illmeans} out out end out out out Journey 9 | Perilous) Good |Good by; Good |Perilous| Slow | Good | Med. v Thing Lost 10] Part | Found| Part | Found} Not Not | Found] Part found found found | found found PUER Life, &c. Fi Money, &c. 2 Rank, &. 3 Property 4 Wife, &c. 5 Sex of Child 6 Sickness 7 8 Prison Journey 9 Thing Lost 10 …
1911 · PDF PAGE 138
…" “ But what is sand ? " " Sand—oh! sand is God, I suppose." There was a patience and weariness in her voice, as of one who has suffered long and is at rest, or convalescent. “And who are you ? " She did not answer the question. “ Now I see sky,” she said. " Sky is God, too, I think." “ Then do you see God ? " "Oh no! Ithink I am God, somehow. It is all like it was before, long ago. I was once a spider in the sand. God is a spider; the Universe is flies. Iam a fly, too. . . . And now the desert is full of flies.” Rolles bit his lip; his face was d…
1911 · PDF PAGE 138
…" “ But what is sand ? " " Sand—oh! sand is God, I suppose." There was a patience and weariness in her voice, as of one who has suffered long and is at rest, or convalescent. “And who are you ? " She did not answer the question. “ Now I see sky,” she said. " Sky is God, too, I think." “ Then do you see God ? " "Oh no! Ithink I am God, somehow. It is all like it was before, long ago. I was once a spider in the sand. God is a spider; the Universe is flies. Iam a fly, too. . . . And now the desert is full of flies.” Rolles bit his lip; his face was d…
1909 · PDF PAGE 159
…| Good | Good Evil Med. | Good | Med. Sex of Child 6] Dau. Son 5 5 5 5 Dau. 5 Sickness 7 | Asc. |Health |Danger-| Asc. | Health| Health| Long | Health ous Prison 8 | Out by| Come | Come | Good | Come | Come | Long | Come illmeans} out out end out out out Journey 9 | Perilous) Good |Good by; Good |Perilous| Slow | Good | Med. v Thing Lost 10] Part | Found| Part | Found} Not Not | Found] Part found found found | found found PUER Life, &c. Fi Money, &c. 2 Rank, &. 3 Property 4 Wife, &c. 5 Sex of Child 6 Sickness 7 8 Prison Journey 9 Thing Lost 10 …
1909 · PDF PAGE 159
…| Good | Good Evil Med. | Good | Med. Sex of Child 6] Dau. Son 5 5 5 5 Dau. 5 Sickness 7 | Asc. |Health |Danger-| Asc. | Health| Health| Long | Health ous Prison 8 | Out by| Come | Come | Good | Come | Come | Long | Come illmeans} out out end out out out Journey 9 | Perilous) Good |Good by; Good |Perilous| Slow | Good | Med. v Thing Lost 10] Part | Found| Part | Found} Not Not | Found] Part found found found | found found PUER Life, &c. Fi Money, &c. 2 Rank, &. 3 Property 4 Wife, &c. 5 Sex of Child 6 Sickness 7 8 Prison Journey 9 Thing Lost 10 …
1901 · PDF PAGE 48
36 THE SOUL OF OSIRIS. That draws its music from some bubbling well, Looks long, looks deadly, looks desirable, The touch that fires, the next kiss, and the whole Body embracing, symbol of the soul, And all the perfect passion of an hour. Turn to me, pluck that amaranthine flower, And leave the doubtful blossoms of the sky ! You dare not kiss me ! dare not draw you nigh Lest I should lure you to remain ! nor speak Lest you should catch the blood within your cheek Mantling. You dared enough—so long ago !— When to my blossom body clean as snow Yo…
1901 · PDF PAGE 9
… who is rotten : from the face Of earth shall fail the misbegotten, root and race ; And the fair country unto them again I give, Whom in long exile men contemn : for they shall live.” Yea, they shall live ! The Celtic race ! Amen ! And I Give Praise, and close mine eyes, cover my face, and laugh— and die. 7
1928 · PDF PAGE 182
…sold or complimentary, and to assign seats to ticket holders. XXIII. Santerres drums. XLVI. Yeats, etc. Baudelaire here alludes to some long since forgotten poetasters of his day. L. The incident of the Villa Hermosa seems to refer to some incidents in Baudelaires life.
1905 · PDF PAGE 20
15 And light, shown ever as silence and deep night Secret as death and final. Let me long Never again for aught ! This great delight Involves me, weaves me in its pattern of bliss, Seals me with its own kiss, Draws me to thee with every dream that glows, Poet, each word ; maiden, each burden of snows Extending beyond sunset, beyond dawn ! O Rose, inviolate, utterly withdrawn In the truth : for this is truth : Love knows ! Ah ! Rose of the World ! Rose ! Rose !
1909 · PDF PAGE 14
…l | Good | Evil |Immoral] good Sex of Child 6] Son | Dau. | Dau. | Son | Dau. 5 5 5 Sickness 7 | Health| Health) Death | Health} Health} Long In Perilous| sick | danger Prison 8 | Come | Difficult] Evil Evil Come | Soon |Doubtful} Death out out out Journey 9 |Difficult} Evil | Evil | Evil | Evil | Slow | Evil |Robbed Thing Lost 10 | Part Part Not | Found Not | Found | Not Not found | yielded} found found found | found LW. ee ee ee TRISTITIA " . ws Life, &c. 1 | Evil |Suffie’nt! Evil Med. Evil Med. | Good | Evil Money, &c. 2| Med. |Suffic’nt]| E…
1903 · PDF PAGE 10
…to express my view that when the Qabalists said Not, they meant Not, and nothing else. In fact, I really claim to have re-discovered the long-lost and central Arcanum of those divine philosophers. Thave no serious objection to a finite god, or gods, distinet from men and things. In fact personally,I believe in them all, and admit them to possess inconcei- yable though not infinite power. The Buddhists admit the existence of Maha-Brahma, but his power and knowledge are limited and his age- long day must end. I find evidence every-where, even in …
1906 · PDF PAGE 28
…uddle 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