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Black Magic, The Magic Of The Primeval Chaos, Blots Out Or Transmogrifies The True Form Of Things. At The Stroke Of Twelve The Princess Must Flee The Banquet Or Risk Discovery In The Rags Of A Kitchen Wench; Coach Reverts To Pumpkin. Instability Lies At The Heart Of The World. With Uncanny Foresight Folklore Has Long Toyed Symbolically With What The Nineteenth Century Was To Proclaim A Reality - Namely, That Form Is An Illusion Of The Time Dimension, That The Magic Flight Of The Pursued Hero Or Heroine Through Frogskin And Wolf Coat Has Been, And Will Continue To Be, The Flight Of All Men.

Loren Eiseley Quotes: Black Magic, The Magic Of The Primeval Chaos, Blots Out Or Transmogrifies The True Form Of Things. At The Stroke

Loren Eiseley Quotes: Black Magic, The Magic Of The Primeval Chaos, Blots Out Or Transmogrifies The True Form Of Things. At The Stroke

Loren Eiseley Quotes: Black Magic, The Magic Of The Primeval Chaos, Blots Out Or Transmogrifies The True Form Of Things. At The Stroke

Loren Eiseley Quotes: Black Magic, The Magic Of The Primeval Chaos, Blots Out Or Transmogrifies The True Form Of Things. At The Stroke

Loren Eiseley Quotes: Black Magic, The Magic Of The Primeval Chaos, Blots Out Or Transmogrifies The True Form Of Things. At The Stroke

Loren Eiseley Quotes: Black Magic, The Magic Of The Primeval Chaos, Blots Out Or Transmogrifies The True Form Of Things. At The Stroke

Loren Eiseley Quotes: Black Magic, The Magic Of The Primeval Chaos, Blots Out Or Transmogrifies The True Form Of Things. At The Stroke

Loren Eiseley Quotes: Black Magic, The Magic Of The Primeval Chaos, Blots Out Or Transmogrifies The True Form Of Things. At The Stroke

Loren Eiseley Quotes: Black Magic, The Magic Of The Primeval Chaos, Blots Out Or Transmogrifies The True Form Of Things. At The Stroke

Loren Eiseley Quotes: Black Magic, The Magic Of The Primeval Chaos, Blots Out Or Transmogrifies The True Form Of Things. At The Stroke

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