Dæmon in the Wood, Appendix

Ogres and Cosmotacts:

Further Examples and Notes on the Two Trees’ Pattern

An unlucky man, he was once urged by a clairvoyant to go to Paris where a great adventure awaited him. He went within a week, and was killed when a branch of a tree fell on him.

- E. Breeze (South London Press)

The Cosmotacts in the Order of Their Hewing

IN THE TEXT	IN THIS APPENDIX
Avrom the lumber dealer	A Tortoise
A Little Thing	Kanu the Creator
Samson	A raffia-cutter
A brother youngest of five	A banana-thief
Mr. Little-Hare	A young lord who married a cucumber-girl
Adam	Ali the Rose (alias the Naked)
Mr. Squeezer	Omer Hrnjica
Beowulf	Ali Vrhovac
Christ	Perkunas
A troop of new-born babes	The linden’s brother
A young father	A wood-cutter a-courting
A little bird who told	The Baron of Tearne Wadling
Kasere, the little dancer	Máel Dúin
Mandu, alias Kalombe	Art of Leinster
Abraham and Moses	Ivan Sosnovich (alias John Pineson)
The rex Nemorensis	Saint Nicholas
Gilgamesh	Nicholas the Hermit
Odysseus	King Orfeo
Đulić Ibrahim	Wurrunna
	Nimbamung and Ambwerk
	The man who invented agriculture
	A handsome hunter-boy
	A young man of Salinas
	Tečware’s brother-in-law
	Black Berries
	Kasilun

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