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Page 98 of 1121929 · PDF PAGE 226
…ld never have attracted her, had she not perceived a difficulty in getting him. As to that gentleman himself, if grief tore at his [318] heart strings, he showed it that night in an unusual way. It may have been but simulation of philosophical fortitude; there is no need to enquire. His actions are of more interest: they consisted of picking up a cocotte on the Boulevard des Italiens, and taking her to dinner at the Cafe de Paris. At the conclusion of a meal which would have certainly been prescribed as a grief-cure to any but a dyspeptic, the …
1907 · PDF PAGE 118
… and despair, FEMME ACCROUPIE SWIFT and subtle and thin are the arrows otf Art: I strike through the gold of the skin to the gold of the heart. As you sit there mighty in bronze I adore the twist Of the miracle ankle gripped by the miracle wrist. I adore the agony-lipped and the tilted head, And I pay black orisons to the breasts aspread In multiple mutable motion, whose soul is hid. And the toils of confused emotion the Master bid Lurk in the turn of the torso for poets to see Is hid from the lesser and dull-—hidden from me, She squats, and is…
1905 · PDF PAGE 205
…st formidable, Night Gathered its garments, drew itself apart ; Gaunt limbs appear athwart the coprolite Veil of deep agony, display the heart ; Even as a gloomy sea, Wherein dead fishes be, Poisonous things, nameless ; the eightfold Fear, Misshapen crab and worm, The intolerable sperm, Lewd dragons slime-built. foul mere Crawled, moved, gave tongue, The essential soul of dung That lived and stung ; That spoke: no word that living head may hear ! Stagnant, the 1 Rev. i. 18. Even as a veil imaging Beauty’s eyes Behind, lifted, lets flash the mai…
1905 · PDF PAGE 266
… this world! Promise me! TANNHAUSER. Alas ! One promise gave I once to woman—that Drove me to this illusion of your love, And broke your heart. ELIZABETH, Oh no, I shall not die. Have I not Mary and the angels yet? TANNHAUSER. You are so pure, so pitiful—your word Cannot bring evil. Yes, I promise you! ELIZABETH. Go then the bitter pilgrimage to Rome, Gain absolution for this piteous past From him that owns the twin all-opening keys That bar your infinite on either side. Then ! look with freshness, hope, and fortitude Still to the summit—the id…
1909 · PDF PAGE 264
… to his Breast. Slowly sinking the blade the Hiereus says : “Child of Earth, fear is failure: be thou therefore without fear! for in the heart of the coward Virtue abideth not! Thou hast known me, so pass thou on!” The Candidate is then re-veiled. Then the Kerux again bars his way, saying: “ Child of Earth! unpurified and unconsecrated! Thou canst not enter the Path of the East.” This Barring of the Path isan extension of the meaning of the previous one, and the commencement of the formulation of the Angle of Kether. Once again is the Candidate…
1909 · PDF PAGE 264
… to his Breast. Slowly sinking the blade the Hiereus says : “Child of Earth, fear is failure: be thou therefore without fear! for in the heart of the coward Virtue abideth not! Thou hast known me, so pass thou on!” The Candidate is then re-veiled. Then the Kerux again bars his way, saying: “ Child of Earth! unpurified and unconsecrated! Thou canst not enter the Path of the East.” This Barring of the Path isan extension of the meaning of the previous one, and the commencement of the formulation of the Angle of Kether. Once again is the Candidate…
1907 · PDF PAGE 172
…den silence came Athwart some avenue Where through the trees arrowed the flame From the exultant blue ; And all the water-way became One heart of glittering dew. The waters narrowed for a space Between twin rocks confined, Carven like Gods for poise and grace, Like miracles for mind: K’ach fashioned like a kissing face, The eyes for joy being blind. The waters widened in a pool, Broad mirror of blue light. The surface was as still and cvol As the broad-breasted night. Engraven of no mortal tool, The granite glistened white. As if to shield from…
1929 · PDF PAGE 27
…oat of that excellent college, for Grey suddenly fainted, and they found that he was bleeding slowly to death from a deep wound over the heart. This was the man who was frightened out of his life at the possibility of a chance scratch from an exquisitely clean and polished finger-nail.[41] The Turk could do nothing but bow. "Well, if you insist, Mr. Grey, we can only ask the lady." He did so, and she professed most willing eagerness. The operation was a short one, and the seance recommenced. But in a few minutes the Countess herself wearied. "I…
1939 · PDF PAGE 6
… unconscious desires, Knows neither the world nor itself, nor stands for an hour but it tires. It struts in its pageant of pride, yet at heart is aware it is vain, And its summit of proof is to prove nothing proven, and itself but insane. The soul, ah the flame! Ah, the star! The God in us shining above! The soul, beyond being and form! Then is not the name of it Love? Nay, darker and deeper the curse, more dread the abyss never plumbed, The horror ineffably huge, the agony not to be summed; For the soul in itself is division, is separate, wors…
1907 · PDF PAGE 144
…dawn and its ways ! The moonlight is bride unto me; With sunset enfolden I am lit of my deeps with a far light, In silvery praise ! | My heart and its flame flung free. Come forth! I invoke ye, O gulfs, where 2 I am She, the beginning and end ; I am all, the sea is as children, and plays. _ | and my name is the Sea!
1929 · PDF PAGE 190
…lack Lodge; in higher grades the pupil took on the manipulation of subtler forces. Douglas' own use of his wife's love to vitriolize her heart was considered by the best judges as likely to become a classic. The inner circle, the fourteen men about Douglas himself and that still more mysterious person to whom even he was responsible, a woman known only as "Annie" or as "A.B.", were sealed to him by the direst of all bonds. Needless are oaths in the Black Lodge; honour being the first thing discarded, their only use is to frighten fools. But bef…
1906 · PDF PAGE 53
DHAMMAPADA 47 Moving alone, far-travelling, bodiless, hidden i th’ heart, who trains His thought and binds it by his will shall be released from Mara’s chains. Who stills not thought, nor knows true laws; in whom distraction is not dumb, Troubling his peace of mind; he shall to perfect knowledge never come. His thoughts concentred, unperplexed his mind renouncing good and ill Alike, for him there is no fear if only he be watchful still. Knowing this body to be frail, making this thought a fortalice, do thou aright Mara with wisdom’s shaft assai…
1929 · PDF PAGE 58
…er man than I am. It is, however, with regret that I find myself obliged to confess that scientific truth is an even dearer object of my heart than moral beauty, and at the moment I was wholly absorbed in the desire to verify the latest facts about the Poltergeist, for these lent great weight to the theory that it was some kind of dog. Under the inspiring intuition of its charming mistress, it had developed those qualities which we associate with the spaniel or the retriever. "Even in Armenia it had been wont, when weary of its solos upon the b…
1929 · PDF PAGE 149
only possible to those of immense singleness of heart. He understood that Brother Cyril was of a finer mould than himself; he seemed to be rather a flame of fire than a man, so subtle and so keen was he. For in every talk, whenever he thought that he had sounded Cyril's guard, he suddenly found, on the riposte, that he had lost touch of his blade without knowing it. But he burned with constant ardour to know more of his idol; and this morning the young man had awakened him softly with a whisper, smiling, with a finger pointed to the terrace: "L…
1907 · PDF PAGE 66
…urried faster: She found an arm about her waist: A maiden knows her master. Through grass and heather we walked to- gether ; So hard her heart still beat She thought she saw a ghost, and fast Flickered the tiny feet. ‘“*O Katie Carr, there’s one stile more! For your sweet love I’m dying. There’s no one near ; there’s nought to fear.” The lassie burst out crying. 1 A pass in Cumberland.
1906 · PDF PAGE 90
…ut I knew What to her hateful duty there was due, And how the hateful system stank there- of: I let her go, both weeping, both enough —- Heart-broken: no farewell went ever - through— Words came not: only ever: ‘I :love you !” - With broken kisses and stained cheeks of love. So all day long and. half the night we. wan- dered oO Down deep lanes and in gardens, like lost souls. Strong kisses that had surfeited a score Of earthly bridals in an hour we squandered ; And tears like fire, and looks like burn- ing coals, Without a word passed on for ev…
1907 · PDF PAGE 213
…ent To rush from star to star ; Your hair as a comet’s horrent, Ye shall see things as they are ! I lift the mask of matter ; I open the heart of man ; For I am of force to shatter The cast that hideth—Pan ! Your loves shall lap up slaughter, And dabbled with roses of blood Each desperate darling daughter Shall swim in the fervid flood. I bring ye laughter and tears, The kisses that foam and bleed, The joys of a million years, The flowers that bear no seed. My life is bitter and sterile, Its flame is a wandering star. Ye shall pass in pleasure …
1929 · PDF PAGE 125
… him. That is really the whole answer. Learned excursions into anatomy and physiology only beg the question; it does not explain why the heart is necessary to life to
1929 · PDF PAGE 236
…zation, almost mastered him: he wanted to embrace them. He saw life assurgent, the menace of the enemy thwarted, and his joy flooded his heart so that his throat caught fire, and song leaped to his lips. And then chill caught him as he came suddenly upon a dreadful sight. Before him on the road stood a sign-post, the lance of a Spahi, thrust into the bank of a ditch; nailed to it was a placard on which was coarsely chalked the one word ESPION. A fatal curiosity drew him to the spot; as he approached, the wild dogs that were fighting around the …
1909 · PDF PAGE 58
… these have many other attributions, and each is itself divisible : thus, Chesed and Geburah of Tiphareth are the breasts; Tiphareth the heart; Netzach and Hod the testicles; Jesod the membrum virile; and Malkuth the anus. The signs of the Zodiac are variously given, and the Planets agree with the face: thus, h ana Y, the ears; 3 and "4 , the nostrils; ©) and tw, the eyes; and fe) , the mouth. The hand: thumb, @ ; 1st finger, A ; 2nd, V; 3rd, Vv; 4th, ZL. These, however, vary somewhat. Cot. CVI.—These A bodes are enclosed in four circles : the …