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*Interlude. *News, The. Ladder Leaning on a Cloud, The. Inside-out. *England, My England. *Mortal Coil, The. *Thimble, The. Bugler of the Immortals, The. *Coming of the Terror, The. *Mad Man, the Dead Man, and the Devil, The. *Gold Fish, The. *Camouflage. *Red and White. Behind the Veil. *Passing of Pan, The. *Holy Fire. *'Melia No-Good. *Return, The. *Lazarus. Evocation, The. "Huppdiwupp."
He rode upon a buffalo, and with him came an owl and a pigeon. "I think " said Manuel. "You do not!" said Miramon. "You only talk and fidget, because you are upset by the appearance of your allies; and such talking and fidgeting is very disturbing to an artist who is striving to reanimate the past." Thus speaking, Miramon turned indignantly to another evocation.
This severe judgment dismayed all present; Miss Walder had recourse to an evocation and discovered that it had been inflicted by Asmodeus, the protector of her rival, who furthermore would not scruple to visit with violent disaster any person who discovered an evil design against so elect a sister as Diana.
Michel de Mistassini ... Francois Paradis ... Then suddenly, with sweet intimacy, Francois! The evocation fails not. He stands before her tall and strong, bold of eye, his face bronzed with sun and snow-glare. He is by her side, rejoicing at the sight of her, rejoicing that he has kept his faith, has lived the whole year discreetly, without drinking or swearing.
The process is an evocation, pure and simple. An arduous ceremonial, involving worship and devotional preparation, is the means. It is a difficult ritual the only one acknowledged by the world as still effectual. Ritual is the passage way of the soul into the Infinite." He might have said the words himself. The thought lay in him while she uttered it.
Pierre concluded his book with a passionate evocation of New Rome, the spiritual Rome which would soon reign over the nations, reconciled and fraternising as in another golden age. Herein he even saw the end of superstitions.
I put these questions as to a vanished world and by way of pressing back into it only the more clingingly and tenderly wholly regardless in other words of whether the answers to them at all matter. They matter doubtless but for fond evocation, and if one tries to evoke one must neglect none of the arts, one must do it with all the forms.
The worship of sacred animals was the relic of a once gigantic system of evocation not of monsters," and she smiled sadly, "but of Powers that were willing and ready to descend when worship summoned them." Again, beneath his breath, Henriot heard himself murmur his own voice startled him as he whispered it: "Actual bodily shape and outline?"
The only reason, I am afraid, is the old superstition of Italy that property in the very look of the written word, the evocation of a myriad images, that makes any lover of the arts take Italian satisfactions on easier terms than any others.
Louis transfers maladies from one hypnotized person to another. Wherein is that less miraculous than evocation of demons, than spells cast by magicians or pastors? A larva, a flying spirit, is not, indeed, more extraordinary than a microbe coming from afar and poisoning one without one's knowledge, and the atmosphere can certainly convey spirits as well as bacilli.
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