Also The Dweller on the Threshold in a very exalted sense. Let the Student remember that each Point represents a definite achievement of great difficulty. Let him not then attempt the second until he be well satisfied of his mastery over the first. There is nor health nor happiness therein. Manhood is cowardice, and virtue sin.
Intolerable blackness hems it in.
Penned by the master mage to his desire, She baffles his seductions and his ire, Praying God's all-annihilating fire. He loosed the hound of heaven from its thong. Violent and vivid smote the levin flash. But that same fire that quelled the robber strife, And struck each being out of lust and life, Left the mild maiden a rejoicing wife. Let spring that fountain in eternal halls.