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И еще, мои бедные мозги не справились с выделенным куском:
He muʃt run a Tedder of Hair (which bound a Corps to the Bier) in a
Helix [?] about his Midle, from End to End; then bow his Head downwards, as did Elijah,
1 Kings, 18. 42. and look back thorough his Legs untill he ʃie a Funerall advance till the
People croʃs two Marches; or look thus back thorough a Hole where was a Knot of Fir.
But if the Wind change Points while the Hair Tedder is ty'd about him, he is in Peril of
his Lyfe. The uʃewall Method for a curious Perʃon to get a tranʃient Sight of this
otherwiʃe inviʃible Crew of Subterraneans, (if impotently and over raʃhly ʃought,) is to
put his [left Foot under the Wizard's right] Foot, and the Seer's Hand is put on the
Inquirer's Head, who is to look over the Wizard's right Shoulder, (which hes ane ill
Appearance, as if by this Ceremony ane implicit Surrender were made of all betwixt the
Wizard's Foot and his Hand, ere the Perʃon can be admitted a privado to the Airt;) then
will he ʃee a Multitude of Wight's, like furious hardie Men, flocking to him haiʃtily from
all Quarters, as thick as Atoms in the Air; which are no Nonentities or Phantaʃms,
Creatures proceiding from ane affrighted Apprehenʃione, confuʃed or crazed Senʃe, but
Realities, appearing to a ʃtable Man in his awaking Senʃe, and enduring a rationall Tryall
of their Being.
Помогите. (выпивает, падает, умирает.)
He muʃt run a Tedder of Hair (which bound a Corps to the Bier) in a
Helix [?] about his Midle, from End to End; then bow his Head downwards, as did Elijah,
1 Kings, 18. 42. and look back thorough his Legs untill he ʃie a Funerall advance till the
People croʃs two Marches; or look thus back thorough a Hole where was a Knot of Fir.
But if the Wind change Points while the Hair Tedder is ty'd about him, he is in Peril of
his Lyfe. The uʃewall Method for a curious Perʃon to get a tranʃient Sight of this
otherwiʃe inviʃible Crew of Subterraneans, (if impotently and over raʃhly ʃought,) is to
put his [left Foot under the Wizard's right] Foot, and the Seer's Hand is put on the
Inquirer's Head, who is to look over the Wizard's right Shoulder, (which hes ane ill
Appearance, as if by this Ceremony ane implicit Surrender were made of all betwixt the
Wizard's Foot and his Hand, ere the Perʃon can be admitted a privado to the Airt;) then
will he ʃee a Multitude of Wight's, like furious hardie Men, flocking to him haiʃtily from
all Quarters, as thick as Atoms in the Air; which are no Nonentities or Phantaʃms,
Creatures proceiding from ane affrighted Apprehenʃione, confuʃed or crazed Senʃe, but
Realities, appearing to a ʃtable Man in his awaking Senʃe, and enduring a rationall Tryall
of their Being.
Помогите. (выпивает, падает, умирает.)