Telegram-herald., 1889-10-15

feAosiaz uigal, therefore. / returned, bear
tlz lgnts, via Ato14, Gy nurse, "no
ever 1lllsleree faithfully % ne .s
when I va lllls snd WiLh0ls discre-
EDu. Aud re searched t1s mighty
tollo ald cane - Lls great n2lL o.
tEs s4rcophaZ1s OF granite wherein
seeps ire dlviEs R4meses, 4nd saw tae
mystic paintings 0n tbs Wa-ls-tne symDol
q the Snake uusntl AZ, tue symbol of IA
ttne slni, resting upon tns Scaraoae1s, The
symbol u Pa resting upon Nolt, ne 81 n
Dol Of ne Head ess Men, and many others
whereof beng Initiated, wei l read ths
mysteries. Aad opening from the Ion <-ae-
sceuding passage f0und chambers where
On we're paiatings beautiful y behold, ard
o. a. manner o. taings- For oeneaLc esen
chamber u entomoed the master Of the
craft whereof the paintings tell ne who
was the chief Of the servants OF the craft
Ia the house of lhs divine Rameses And
On tae walls 0f The l2st ehalnoer-on the
left-haud side, looking toward the hal OF
the sarc0Dhagus-are paintings exceeding
beautiful, AID two oLlnd H4rpsrs paying
uDou tnsir bent harps even before the God
N0u. and beneath ths floor these Harpers,
gho sarD no more, are soft AZ sleep Here,
then. in this gloomy place, even IN the tomb
of the Harpers and the company cf the
dead 1 took up ny abode; and here for
sight long years did | WORK OUT my pen
arcs and make at0nenent for my sin. But
Atoua, because she loved 10 be near the
Lgat, abode ia the chamber OF the Boats
tnat il, the nrst chamber on the right-hand
aide q the gallery looking toward the hall
OF the Sarcophagus.
And this was the manner OF my life. On
sYery second day the old wife. AtOua, went
forth and brought from the city water and
such food as ia necessary 20 keep the life
from faili <, and also tapers made from FAT.
And one hour az the time OF sunrise aud
oae hour az the time Of sunse- did l 10
forth also % wander in the valley for my
health's sake ali % save my sight from
falling IN the great darkness OF the tomb.
But the other hours Of the day and night,
save when climbed the mountain 70 watch
the course OF the stars, ! spent in prayer
and meditation and sleep, til the cloud OF
sin lifted from nv heart and once more
drew near 70 the Gods, though with Isis, my
heavenly Mother, might speak no more.
And exceeding wise | grew also, ponderisg
on al the mysteries waereto l held the key.
Fer abstinence and prayer and sorrowful
solitude wore away the grossness OF my
fesh, and with the eyes OF the Spirit /
learned 70 look deep into the heart OF things
IL the Joy OF Wisdom fel like dew upon
my soul
Soon was the rumor waited about the city
that certain holy man named Olympus
abode IN solitude IN the tombs or the awful
Valley Of the Dead; and hither came people
bearing sick that might cure them AND
L gave my mind 70 the study OF slnpies'
wherein AtorA instructed me- an0 oy ioFe
and tae we'snt OF taought 1 gaineu sIe@s
ski IN medicine and neAleo many Sex ANA
taHs ever "a urae Went o. my iatns was
no-sed abroad ano !, " az s4la no was
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name ~ Ha-rschis- snealxiny of no "a one
dead. vrha~eat Ch,r-l,o, rnable n control
be- yrief rvsn. a,,r4 Ten reading her
beart s,. ,he "a vie ,vas ve-v clever
ans ser8 a. te,- ~ lrrovvlsi 90 sbe told
hor that Harmachis yet lived. and sent he
greeaars Thereupon Charmion wept vet
more with jov. ond kissed the Oh wife. and
r,aao her v,f-s. bidding her tell ne that
ever she keu- her vovv. and waited for nv
coming ara the hour of vensaance. So.
having learned many secrets. htoua r..
turned a.rsI. ta Tlce
Aad in the following year came messen-
gors -0 ne f-r1 Cleopatra rearlDg a scaled
rol ara great gifts. I 1penll tle roI and
read ,acroll,
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