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White Stains
White Stains (1898), PDF p. 22
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PREFACE
last (the pious will quote James 2, 19, and the infidel
will observe that he died in an asylum) ; then the
full swing of the tide catches him, the mysteries of
death become more and more an obsession, and he is
flung headlong into Sadism, Necrophilia, all the mad-
dest, fiercest vices that the mind of fiends ever brought
up from the pit. But always to the very end his
power is unexhausted, immense, terrible. His delirium
does not amuse ; it appals ! A man who could conceive
as he did must himself have had some glorious chord
in his heart vibrating to the eternal principle of Bound-
less Love. That this love was wrecked is for me, in
some sort a relative of his, a real and bitter sorrow.
He might have been so great ! He missed Heaven !
Think kindly of him !
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