The Equinox (Volume I, Number VIII)

THE TEMPLE OF SOLOMON THE KING March 19. A mediocre (train). VIII 20. A a bit better. (He arrived at I—Iai-Phong.) 21. A about the same. 22. A bad (sleepy—sea-sick). (He was now on a tramp steamer packed three—deep with pigs.) 23. A better. (Magnificent Fata Morgana. Ship— ping, etc., upside down in air above itself. Qy. A sign {or me ?( (This question suggests that he is getting through the Abyss to that great obligation of a Master of the Temple, “I will interpret every phenomenon as a particular dealing of God with my soul”) (A night of shocking and terrible nightmare.) 24. A again a shade better. 25. A good. Vision more convincing. 26. A still good. 27. A poor (heavy sea). (Off Hoi-How.) 28. A again poor (heavy sea). 29. (At Hongkong). A poor (indigestion). 30. A good : very good. 3i. A fairly good. I. A poor—sleepy. 2, A again poor, in spite of two attempts. 3, A mediocre (left Hongkong per ss. Nippon Mam). (He had sent his wife and child directly by steamer to England.) 4. I foolishly and wickedly put offA work all day; now it is?ןarm. of the 5th. By foolish, I mean contrary to my interest and hope in A By wicked I mean contrary to my will. B