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THE SONS OF AMOS BREARLEY TAKE A TRIP TO DION<br />
FORTUNE LAND<br />
In Dion Fortune Land. One reaches The Belfry and looks left. One comes to The<br />
Star on -------- Mews. One beholds the stained glass motif, star within star, star<br />
beyond star surrounded by scarlet contained in a circle <strong>of</strong> gold divided into six<br />
segments. One looks beyond the mirror framed by wood and sturdy bolts <strong>of</strong><br />
wood, surmounted by a figure that could be a horned god, or an archetypal<br />
androgyne with the sign <strong>of</strong> the crescent moon above its brow. One travels beyond<br />
the brow and observes the customers supping beer. They are not there. They are<br />
not as they appear. One is dressed in robes <strong>of</strong> purple. One is dressed in robes <strong>of</strong><br />
green. They stride and boast but their hatred is nullified by the saving grace<br />
beyond them.<br />
Are you aware <strong>of</strong> the song that goes:<br />
Gone, gone, gone beyond,<br />
Gone altogether beyond?<br />
Then know that movement<br />
Disturbs reverie.<br />
The Sons are sitting perfectly still<br />
And drifting into infinity<br />
And let it be known that these Sons<br />
Are The Sons <strong>of</strong> Amos Brearley<br />
Notes<br />
1. A rich and pleasant land, an Otherworld called Belgravia.<br />
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