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And
as
the
ends
and
ultimates
of
all
things
accord
in
some
mean
and
measure
with
their
inceptions
and
originals
,
that
same
multiplicit
concordance
which
leads
forth
growth
from
birth
accomplishing
by
a
retrogressive
metamorphosis
that
minishing
and
ablation
towards
the
final
which
is
agreeable
unto
nature
so
is
it
with
our
subsolar
being
.
The
aged
sisters
draw
us
into
life
:
we
wail
,
batten
,
sport
,
clip
,
clasp
,
sunder
,
dwindle
,
die
:
over
us
dead
they
bend
.
First
,
saved
from
waters
of
old
Nile
,
among
bulrushes
,
a
bed
of
fasciated
wattles
:
at
last
the
cavity
of
a
mountain
,
an
occulted
sepulchre
amid
the
conclamation
of
the
hillcat
and
the
ossifrage
.
And
as
no
man
knows
the
ubicity
of
his
tumulus
nor
to
what
processes
we
shall
thereby
be
ushered
nor
whether
to
Tophet
or
to
Edenville
in
the
like
way
is
all
hidden
when
we
would
backward
see
from
what
region
of
remoteness
the
whatness
of
our
whoness
hath
fetched
his
whenceness
.
Thereto
Punch
Costello
roared
out
mainly
Etienne
chanson
but
he
loudly
bid
them
,
lo
,
wisdom
hath
built
herself
a
house
,
this
vast
majestic
longstablished
vault
,
the
crystal
palace
of
the
Creator
,
all
in
applepie
order
,
a
penny
for
him
who
finds
the
pea
.
Behold
the
mansion
reared
by
dedal
Jack
See
the
malt
stored
in
many
a
refluent
sack
,
In
the
proud
cirque
of
Jackjohn
’
s
bivouac
.
A
black
crack
of
noise
in
the
street
here
,
alack
,
bawled
back
.
Loud
on
left
Thor
thundered
:
in
anger
awful
the
hammerhurler
.
Came
now
the
storm
that
hist
his
heart
.
And
Master
Lynch
bade
him
have
a
care
to
flout
and
witwanton
as
the
god
self
was
angered
for
his
hellprate
and
paganry
.
And
he
that
had
erst
challenged
to
be
so
doughty
waxed
wan
as
they
might
all
mark
and
shrank
together
and
his
pitch
that
was
before
so
haught
uplift
was
now
of
a
sudden
quite
plucked
down
and
his
heart
shook
within
the
cage
of
his
breast
as
he
tasted
the
rumour
of
that
storm
.
Then
did
some
mock
and
some
jeer
and
Punch
Costello
fell
hard
again
to
his
yale
which
Master
Lenehan
vowed
he
would
do
after
and
he
was
indeed
but
a
word
and
a
blow
on
any
the
least
colour
.
But
the
braggart
boaster
cried
that
an
old
Nobodaddy
was
in
his
cups
it
was
muchwhat
indifferent
and
he
would
not
lag
behind
his
lead
.
But
this
was
only
to
dye
his
desperation
as
cowed
he
crouched
in
Horne
’
s
hall
.
He
drank
indeed
at
one
draught
to
pluck
up
a
heart
of
any
grace
for
it
thundered
long
rumblingly
over
all
the
heavens
so
that
Master
Madden
,
being
godly
certain
whiles
,
knocked
him
on
his
ribs
upon
that
crack
of
doom
and
Master
Bloom
,
at
the
braggart
’
s
side
,
spoke
to
him
calming
words
to
slumber
his
great
fear
,
advertising
how
it
was
no
other
thing
but
a
hubbub
noise
that
he
heard
,
the
discharge
of
fluid
from
the
thunderhead
,
look
you
,
having
taken
place
,
and
all
of
the
order
of
a
natural
phenomenon
.
But
was
young
Boasthard
’
s
fear
vanquished
by
Calmer
’
s
words
?
No
,
for
he
had
in
his
bosom
a
spike
named
Bitterness
which
could
not
by
words
be
done
away
.
And
was
he
then
neither
calm
like
the
one
nor
godly
like
the
other
?
He
was
neither
as
much
as
he
would
have
liked
to
be
either
.
But
could
he
not
have
endeavoured
to
have
found
again
as
in
his
youth
the
bottle
Holiness
that
then
he
lived
withal
?
Indeed
no
for
Grace
was
not
there
to
find
that
bottle
.
Heard
he
then
in
that
clap
the
voice
of
the
god
Bringforth
or
,
what
Calmer
said
,
a
hubbub
of
Phenomenon
?
Heard
?
Why
,
he
could
not
but
hear
unless
he
had
plugged
him
up
the
tube
Understanding
(
which
he
had
not
done
)
.
For
through
that
tube
he
saw
that
he
was
in
the
land
of
Phenomenon
where
he
must
for
a
certain
one
day
die
as
he
was
like
the
rest
too
a
passing
show
.
And
would
he
not
accept
to
die
like
the
rest
and
pass
away
?
By
no
means
would
he
though
he
must
nor
would
he
make
more
shows
according
as
men
do
with
wives
which
Phenomenon
has
commanded
them
to
do
by
the
book
Law
.
Then
wotted
he
nought
of
that
other
land
which
is
called
Believe
-
on
-
Me
,
that
is
the
land
of
promise
which
behoves
to
the
king
Delightful
and
shall
be
for
ever
where
there
is
no
death
and
no
birth
neither
wiving
nor
mothering
at
which
all
shall
come
as
many
as
believe
on
it
?
Yes
,
Pious
had
told
him
of
that
land
and
Chaste
had
pointed
him
to
the
way
but
the
reason
was
that
in
the
way
he
fell
in
with
a
certain
whore
of
an
eyepleasing
exterior
whose
name
,
she
said
,
is
Bird
-
in
-
the
-
Hand
and
she
beguiled
him
wrongways
from
the
true
path
by
her
flatteries
that
she
said
to
him
as
,
Ho
,
you
pretty
man
,
turn
aside
hither
and
I
will
show
you
a
brave
place
,
and
she
lay
at
him
so
flatteringly
that
she
had
him
in
her
grot
which
is
named
Two
-
in
-
the
-
Bush
or
,
by
some
learned
,
Carnal
Concupiscence
.
This
was
it
what
all
that
company
that
sat
there
at
commons
in
Manse
of
Mothers
the
most
lusted
after
and
if
they
met
with
this
whore
Bird
-
in
-
the
-
Hand
(
which
was
within
all
foul
plagues
,
monsters
and
a
wicked
devil
)
they
would
strain
the
last
but
they
would
make
at
her
and
know
her
.
For
regarding
Believe
-
on
-
Me
they
said
it
was
nought
else
but
notion
and
they
could
conceive
no
thought
of
it
for
,
first
,
Two
-
in
-
the
-
Bush
whither
she
ticed
them
was
the
very
goodliest
grot
and
in
it
were
four
pillows
on
which
were
four
tickets
with
these
words
printed
on
them
,
Pickaback
and
Topsyturvy
and
Shameface
and
Cheek
by
Jowl
and
,
second
,
for
that
foul
plague
Allpox
and
the
monsters
they
cared
not
for
them
for
Preservative
had
given
them
a
stout
shield
of
oxengut
and
,
third
,
that
they
might
take
no
hurt
neither
from
Offspring
that
was
that
wicked
devil
by
virtue
of
this
same
shield
which
was
named
Killchild
.
So
were
they
all
in
their
blind
fancy
,
Mr
Cavil
and
Mr
Sometimes
Godly
,
Mr
Ape
Swillale
,
Mr
False
Franklin
,
Mr
Dainty
Dixon
,
Young
Boasthard
and
Mr
Cautious
Calmer
.
Wherein
,
O
wretched
company
,
were
ye
all
deceived
for
that
was
the
voice
of
the
god
that
was
in
a
very
grievous
rage
that
he
would
presently
lift
his
arm
up
and
spill
their
souls
for
their
abuses
and
their
spillings
done
by
them
contrariwise
to
his
word
which
forth
to
bring
brenningly
biddeth
.
