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John St. John
John St. John (1909), PDF p. 141
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11.15.
11.35.
JOHN ST. JOHN
ambrosial air, I was nigh falling for that intense sweet-
ness that dissolved away the soul.
Even as a lover
that swoons with excess of pleasure at the first kiss of
the beloved, even so was I, oh my Lord Adonai
!
Wherefore I am come hither to my chamber to enflame
myself in praying at the Altar that I have set up.
And I am ready, robed, armed, anointed
.
.
.
Ardesco
!
The Thirteenth Day.
It is Eight o’clock in the morning.
Being entered into the Silence, let me abide in the
Silence!
AMEN
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