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The Book of the Damned
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Charles Fort
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As
a
correlate
to
the
New
Dominant,
I
am
very
much
impressed
with
some
of
these
data--the
luminous
object
that
moved
in
the
same
direction
as
an
earthquake--it
seems
very
acceptable
that
a
quake
followed
this
thing
as
it
passed
near
this
earth's
surface.
The
streak
that
was
seen
in
the
sky--or
only
a
streak
that
was
visible
of
another
world--and
objects,
or
meteorites,
that
were
shaken
down
from
it.
The
quake
at
Carpentras,
France:
and
that,
above
Carpentras,
was
a
smaller
world,
more
violently
quaked,
so
that
earth
was
shaken
down
from
it.
But
I
like
best
the
super-wolves
that
were
seen
to
cross
the
sun
during
the
earthquake
at
Palermo.
They
howled.
Or
the
loves
of
the
worlds.
The
call
they
feel
for
one
another.
They
try
to
move
closer
and
howl
when
they
get
there.
The
howls
of
the
planets.
I
have
discovered
a
new
unintelligibility.
In
the
Edinburgh
New
Philosophical
Journal--have
to
go
away
back
to
1841--days
of
less
efficient
strangulation--Sir
David
Milne
lists
phenomena
of
quakes
in
Great
Britain.
I
pick
out
a
few
that
indicate
to
me
that
other
worlds
were
near
this
earth's
surface:
Violent
storm
before
a
shock
of
1703--ball
of
fire
"preceding,"
1750--a
large
ball
of
fire
seen
upon
day
following
a
quake,
1755--"uncommon
phenomenon
in
the
air:
a
large
luminous
body,
bent
like
a
crescent,
which
stretched
itself
over
the
heavens,
1816--vast
ball
of
fire,
1750--black
rains
and
black
snows,
1755--numerous
instances
of
upward
projection--or
upward
attraction?--during
quakes--preceded
by
a
cloud,
very
black
and
lowering,"
1795--fall
of
black
powder,
preceding
a
quake,
by
six
hours,
1837.
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