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The Equinox (Volume I, Number VI)

The Equinox (Volume I, Number VI) (1911), PDF p. 196

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THE RITES OF ELEUSIS MAGISTER TEMPLI. Brethren! let us humbly seek for help behind the veil l [He throws veil oflen, showing [he?!!!”!לטshrine. BRO. CAPRICORNUS EMISSARIUS must have well dissimulat/ed himself 50 that he is not discovered. MAGISTER ?ןיט/}ץמdraws wil again. CAPRICORNUS puls out light] MAGISTER TEMPLL Alas! there is no God! [Returns to hi: ihrone. All move confusedlyabout wailing aloud] MAGISTER TEMPLI, I. Silence. [All resume παῖς. Behold, I declared it unto you and ye believed me not! [A pause. 14
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