Words of the Hujusmodian Prophet
by 
James Graham
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Posted: Thursday, September 29, 2005 Word Count: 108 Related Works: Earth People • |
Words of the Hujusmodian Prophet
The text which follows is a modern English version of the inscription on a vellum manuscript found in 2000 in a midden on the island of Blinkbonny off the west coast of Scotland.
There is an irregular tear across the middle of the manuscript sheet; the missing portion has not been found.
1. Three Words are wiser than all others.
2. They are the eagle, lion and whale among words; the chief, the peerless, the perfect among words.
3. And any one of them alone is mighty, but together they are of words the paragon, sublime triunity.
4. And the Words are these
The text which follows is a modern English version of the inscription on a vellum manuscript found in 2000 in a midden on the island of Blinkbonny off the west coast of Scotland.
There is an irregular tear across the middle of the manuscript sheet; the missing portion has not been found.
1. Three Words are wiser than all others.
2. They are the eagle, lion and whale among words; the chief, the peerless, the perfect among words.
3. And any one of them alone is mighty, but together they are of words the paragon, sublime triunity.
4. And the Words are these