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"
Lucifer
!
...
Beloved
and
unforgotten
!
Lucifer
,
Son
of
the
morning
!
Arise
!
.
.
arise
!
...
"
With
all
my
remaining
strength
I
strove
to
watch
the
vanishing
upward
of
that
sublime
Luminance
that
now
filled
the
visible
universe
--
the
demon-ship
was
still
sinking
steadily
,
...
invisible
hands
still
held
me
down
,
...
I
was
falling
--
falling
--
into
unimaginable
depths
,
...
when
another
Voice
,
till
then
unheard
,
solemn
yet
sweet
,
spoke
aloud
--
"
Bind
him
hand
and
foot
,
and
cast
him
into
the
outermost
darkness
of
the
world
!
There
let
him
find
My
Light
!
"
I
heard
--
yet
felt
no
fear
.
"
God
only
!
"
I
said
,
as
I
sank
into
the
vast
profound
--
and
lo
!
while
the
words
yet
trembled
on
my
lips
,
I
saw
the
sun
!
The
sweet
earth
's
sun
!
--
the
kindly
orb
familiar
--
the
lamp
of
God
's
protection
--
its
golden
rim
came
glittering
upwards
in
the
east
--
higher
and
higher
it
rose
,
making
a
shining
background
for
that
mighty
Figure
,
whose
darkly
luminous
wings
now
seemed
like
sable
storm-clouds
stretched
wide
across
the
horizon
!
Once
more
...
yet
once
,
...
the
Angel-visage
bent
its
warning
looks
on
me
,
...
I
saw
the
anguished
smile
,
...
the
great
eyes
burning
with
immortal
sorrows
!
...
then
,
I
was
plunged
forcibly
downwards
and
thrust
into
an
abysmal
grave
of
frozen
cold
.
The
blue
sea
--
the
blue
sky
!
--
and
God
's
sunshine
over
all
!
To
this
I
woke
,
after
a
long
period
of
unconsciousness
,
and
found
myself
afloat
on
a
wide
ocean
,
fast
bound
to
a
wooden
spar
.
So
strongly
knotted
were
my
bonds
that
I
could
not
stir
either
hand
or
foot
,
...
and
after
one
or
two
ineffectual
struggles
to
move
I
gave
up
the
attempt
,
and
lay
submissively
resigned
to
my
fate
,
face
upturned
and
gazing
at
the
infinite
azure
depths
above
me
,
while
the
heaving
breath
of
the
sea
rocked
me
gently
to
and
fro
like
an
infant
in
its
mother
's
arms
.
Alone
with
God
and
Nature
,
I
,
a
poor
human
wreck
,
drifted
--
--
lost
,
yet
found
!
Lost
on
this
vast
sea
which
soon
should
serve
my
body
as
a
sepulchre
,
...
but
found
,
inasmuch
as
I
was
fully
conscious
of
the
existence
and
awakening
of
the
Immortal
Soul
within
me
--
that
divine
,
actual
and
imperishable
essence
,
which
now
I
recognised
as
being
all
that
is
valuable
in
a
man
in
the
sight
of
his
Creator
.
I
was
to
die
,
soon
and
surely
;
--
this
I
thought
,
as
the
billows
swayed
me
in
their
huge
cradle
,
running
in
foamy
ripples
across
my
bound
body
,
and
dashing
cool
spray
upon
my
brows
--
what
could
I
do
now
,
doomed
and
helpless
as
I
was
,
to
retrieve
my
wasted
past
?
Nothing
!
save
repent
--
and
could
repentance
at
so
late
an
hour
fit
the
laws
of
eternal
justice
?
Humbly
and
sorrowfully
I
considered
,
...
to
me
had
been
given
a
terrific
and
unprecedented
experience
of
the
awful
Reality
of
the
Spirit-world
around
us
--
and
now
I
was
cast
out
on
the
sea
as
a
thing
worthless
,
I
felt
that
the
brief
time
remaining
to
me
of
life
in
this
present
sphere
was
indeed
my
"
last
probation
,
"
as
that
Supernatural
Wonder
,
the
declared
Enemy
of
mankind
,
whom
still
in
my
thoughts
I
called
Lucio
,
had
declared
.
"
If
I
dared
--
after
a
life
's
denial
and
blasphemy
--
turn
to
Christ
!
"
I
said
--
"
Would
He
--
the
Divine
Brother
and
Friend
of
man
--
reject
me
?
"
I
whispered
the
question
to
the
sky
and
sea
,
...
solemn
silence
seemed
to
invest
the
atmosphere
,
and
marvellous
calm
.
No
other
answer
came
than
this
,
...
a
deep
and
charmed
peace
,
that
insensibly
stole
over
my
fretting
conscience
,
my
remorseful
soul
,
my
aching
heart
,
my
tired
mind
.
I
remembered
certain
words
heard
long
ago
,
and
lightly
forgotten
.
"
Him
who
cometh
unto
Me
will
I
in
no
wise
cast
out
.
"
Looking
up
to
the
clear
heavens
and
radiant
sun
,
I
smiled
;
and
with
a
complete
abandonment
of
myself
and
my
fears
to
the
Divine
Will
,
I
murmured
the
words
that
in
my
stress
of
mystic
agony
had
so
far
saved
me
--
