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The Book of the Damned
·
Charles Fort
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It's
a
cube.
There
is
a
deep
incision
all
around
it.
Of
its
faces,
two
that
are
opposite
are
rounded.
Though
I
accept
that
our
own
expression
can
only
rather
approximate
to
Truth,
by
the
wideness
of
its
inclusions,
and
because
it
seems,
of
four
attempts,
to
represent
the
only
complete
synthesis,
and
can
be
nullified
or
greatly
modified
by
data
that
we,
too,
have
somewhere
disregarded,
the
only
means
of
nullification
that
I
can
think
of
would
be
demonstration
that
this
object
is
a
mass
of
iron
pyrites,
which
sometimes
forms
geometrically.
But
the
analysis
mentions
not
a
trace
of
sulphur.
Of
course
our
weakness,
or
impositiveness,
lies
in
that,
by
anyone
to
whom
it
would
be
agreeable
to
find
sulphur
in
this
thing,
sulphur
would
be
found
in
it--by
our
own
intermediatism
there
is
some
sulphur
in
everything,
or
sulphur
is
only
a
localization
or
emphasis
of
something
that,
unemphasized,
is
in
all
things.
So
there
have,
or
haven't,
been
found
upon
this
earth
things
that
fell
from
the
sky,
or
that
were
left
behind
by
extra-mundane
visitors
to
this
earth--
A
yarn
in
the
London
Times,
June
22,
1844:
that
some
workmen,
quarrying
rock,
close
to
the
Tweed,
about
a
quarter
of
a
mile
below
Rutherford
Mills,
discovered
a
gold
thread
embedded
in
the
stone
at
a
depth
of
8
feet:
that
a
piece
of
the
gold
thread
had
been
sent
to
the
office
of
the
Kelso
Chronicle.
Pretty
little
thing;
not
at
all
frowsy;
rather
damnable.
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