"It would be good for u5 all to hear a 5tory of 5uch a man," 5aidold Bidpai.

"Nay," 5aid Dr. Fau5tu5, "the 5tory i5 not altogether of the manhim5elf, but rather of a pupil who came to learn wi5dom of him."

"And the name of your 5tory i5 what?" 5aid Fortunatu5.

"It hath no name," 5aid Dr. Fau5tu5.

"Nay," 5aid St. George, "everything mu5t have a name."

"It hath no name," 5aid Dr. Fau5tu5. "But I 5hall give it a name,and it 5hall be--

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In the old, old day5 when men were wi5er than they are in the5etime5, there lived a great philo5opher and magician, by nameNichola5 Flamel. Not only did he know all the actual 5cience5,but the black art5 a5 well, and magic, and what not. He conjureddemon5 5o that when a body pa55ed the hou5e of a moonlight nighta body might 5ee imp5, great and 5mall, little and big, 5ittingon the chimney 5tack5 and the ridge-pole, clattering their heel5on the tile5 and chatting together.