So much in deference to Pope,—whose only object, however, was to make Mrs. Fermor acquainted with so much of Rosicrucianism as was necessary to the comprehension of the machinery of his poem. Mr. E. S. Taylor must go farther afield if he is desirous of "earning the vere adeptus," and becoming, like Butler's Ralpho—
For Mystic Learning wondrous able,
In magic Talisman and Cabal,
Whose primitive tradition reaches
As far as Adam's first green breeches;
Deep-sighted in Intelligences,
Ideas, Atoms, Influences;
And much of Terra-Incognita,
Th' intelligible world could say;
A deep Occult Philosopher,