BREAKING THE WITCH'S SPELL
break the spelling he-brews..
Revelations 1:1-3 >> Regulations 1:1-3 תגלות << תגלות
1. Things that must come to pass soon; and he sent and drew it through his angel to his clown boy.
2. Who recognizes the Word of God, and of the Witnesses of Joshua, and of all things he said.
3. Blessed is he who knows, and those who hear the words of this prophecy, and keep those things which are written in him, which is the matter of man.
Far away across the field
The tolling of the iron bell
Calls the faithful to their knees
To hear the softly spoken magic spells
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Genesis 2 גענעסיס >> Genes 2 גענעס
ימלען און די ערד זענען פאַרטיק, און אַלע די באַלעבאָס פון זיי.
1. Myself and the land is finished, and all the host of them.
און אין זיבעטן ט ג געענדיקט זייַן אַרבעט וואָס ער האט געמאכט; און ער האָט איבערגעגעבן אויף דעם זיבעטן טאָג פֿון אַלע זייַנע ווע וואָס ער האט געמכ.
2 And in the seventh day he finished his work which he had made; And he delivered on the seventh day all the sons of Zayneh, which he had consecrated.
" He travels and expatriates ; as the bee From flower to flower, so he from land to land, 'J'he mannprs, customs, policy of all. Pay contributions to the store he glean? ; He seeks intelliponce from every clinic. And spreads the honey of his deep research At his return, — a rich repast for me.' "
Writing for my own sex, my greatest ambition was to have offered , this first attempt to the noblest and most beloved of our sex, our Nation's Idol, Her Eoyal Highness the Princess of Wales. I hope that the daily jottings of my privatejournal will yield a sketch of the inner life of the Holy Land in general, and of Damascus in particular.if thisbook proves to be the humble instrument that launches and prospers any one of my philanthropic projects for the Land of my heart, I shall have lived for some good purpose.Then a horror ofthe common groove, of the cab-sliafts of civilization, of the con- tamination of cities, of the vulgarities of life, takes its hold of me.I yearn for the desert to recover the purity of my mind andthe dignity of human nature — to be regenerated amongst the Arabs.where you are wrapt in the solemn, silent mystery,the romantic halo, of pure Oriental life.Dragomans know what pleases their victims,and they have a jargon of their own.Mr. Disraeli. the innerlife of the harini.Ishall go to the fountain head of my religion, founded by my Hebrew Saviour, where the magnetic influence lingers still, and learn the theology of thousands of years gone by. I had a " bee in my bonnet,"Shelooked like a " lame duck" All night Paris was like the " Land of the Sun." France appeared in her greatest pomp, luxury, and glory. Theilluminations were unequalled.All the columns, the Place Yendome, andthe hundred squares, had serpents of gas-lamps, twining from top to bottom,to exchange theblowing, damp, cold, rainy, foggy winter of England, and our angry little channel, for a mother-of-pearl sea, and the balmy breath of the sweet South.the unpleasant fogwhistle was our lullaby.to meet like a broken halfmoon,*' grass widows," If you loved a stoneI would put it in my bosom, and if you hated the moon I would not sit under its rays."The harim was numerous. They all had brown faces, tattooedblue, and their lips dyed blue. From them I learnt the " skeleton of the camp,"I want thee not, O life ! in this strange land.The longing eyes find not their lover."TheCave of Pan is large, and has a fig tree growing out of a crevice.https://archive.org/stream/innerlifeofsyria01burtuoft/innerlifeofsyria01burtuoft_djvu.txt
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