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fce proportions you must know — then never
call one honest man, Herman Doustersviirel.
IVow you see , mine patron — for I will not
conceal mine secret from you at all — you
see dis little plate of silver — you know de
moon measureth de whole zodiack in de space
of twenty-eight day — every child knows dat
— -well, I take a silver plate when she is in-
her fifteenth mansion, which mansion is in de
head of Libra, and I engrave upon one side
de worts , Shedharschemoth Schnrtachan
— dat is, de Intelligence of de Intelligence of 1
de moon — and I make his picture like a
flying serpent with a turkey-cock's head — •
vary well — Then upon this side I make de
table of de moon, which is a square of nine, '
multiplied into itself, with eighty-one num- I
hers on every side , and diameter nine — dere •
it is done very proper — Now I will make
dis avail me at de change of every quarter- I
moon dat I shall finJ by de same proportions
of expences I lay out in de suffumigations, as 1
nine, to de product of nine multiplied into
itself — I shall find no more to-night, as It
may be two or three times nine, because dere *t
is a thwarting power in de house of ascend- ’1
ency.”
• <,But, Dousterswivel," said the simple Ba- I1
ronet, «does not this look like magic? — 1
fce proportions you must know — then never
call one honest man, Herman Doustersviirel.
IVow you see , mine patron — for I will not
conceal mine secret from you at all — you
see dis little plate of silver — you know de
moon measureth de whole zodiack in de space
of twenty-eight day — every child knows dat
— -well, I take a silver plate when she is in-
her fifteenth mansion, which mansion is in de
head of Libra, and I engrave upon one side
de worts , Shedharschemoth Schnrtachan
— dat is, de Intelligence of de Intelligence of 1
de moon — and I make his picture like a
flying serpent with a turkey-cock's head — •
vary well — Then upon this side I make de
table of de moon, which is a square of nine, '
multiplied into itself, with eighty-one num- I
hers on every side , and diameter nine — dere •
it is done very proper — Now I will make
dis avail me at de change of every quarter- I
moon dat I shall finJ by de same proportions
of expences I lay out in de suffumigations, as 1
nine, to de product of nine multiplied into
itself — I shall find no more to-night, as It
may be two or three times nine, because dere *t
is a thwarting power in de house of ascend- ’1
ency.”
• <,But, Dousterswivel," said the simple Ba- I1
ronet, «does not this look like magic? — 1
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Description | Thousands of printed books from the Antiquarian Books of Scotland collection which dates from 1641 to the 1980s. The collection consists of 14,800 books which were published in Scotland or have a Scottish connection, e.g. through the author, printer or owner. Subjects covered include sport, education, diseases, adventure, occupations, Jacobites, politics and religion. Among the 29 languages represented are English, Gaelic, Italian, French, Russian and Swedish. |
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