a initiation in silence. en, s bronze box on table, ligook aes and ts. So soon as I urned to t t tails over t a background, on  stars, as to affirm t t of te colours, and in gold, ting against it, but in vain, as ered points of t to tals. tten upon vellum, and in beautiful clear letters, interspersed ures and illuminations, after the Splendor Soils.

    t cer described udents, of Celtic descent, gave tely to tudy of alcery of tery of tery of t of Salt and Mercury.  seemed a succession of accidents, but rivance of preternatural poalked toget came to t alcillation of tents of til to put off tal and put on tal. An oling among tick, and, sitting close to took up t o an Order,  in trine, apparitions came and  among taugeries. t on to expound so muce ted to kno tset and at considerable lengt reality of our ts, rine from rines rose. If you imagine, it said, t is at once possessed by a  of its deat said, from many gods. Eros augo fas to sleeping minds; and Ate forms from o sleeping blood; and  if you po cil you  tiest demons, but t if your imagination e, t if you made, by a strong imagining, a dove cro flutter over your s soft cooing  dreams of immortal love gatal sleep; and all divinities alike ations t all minds are continually giving birto suco   on, you o make ting out a lip, s of life, or breaking tions of a body  tiful s, as it  of existence, folding up into a timeless ecstasy, drifting  eyes, into a sleepy stillness. to t men called t c as tist could call t of tist, or if