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106 Journal of the American Society for Ps)rchical Research.
INCIDENTS.
The Society asaumes no responsibility for anything published under
this head and no endorsement is implied, except that it is furnished by
an apparently trustworthy contributor whose name is given unlesa withheld
by his own request.
A GROUP OF PREMONITORY AND OTHER DREAMS.
The following incidents came from the collection of Dr.
Hodgson. The same gentleman communicated with me about
other experiences after the death of Dr. Hodgson and these
must receive separate notice. It should be noticed that most of
the present series is well corroborated. The man who reports
them is not well educated, but he shows his appreciation of
what evidence is by his care in regard to dates and corroboration.
The following is the testimony of Dr. Hodgson himself in
regard to the man as a witness.-Editor.
December 29, 1904.
Geo. H. Taft called this morning and I had a talk with him for
about an hour. He is a clear-headed, absolutely sincere witness.
His profession he said was a Wax Maker, and he has turned his
attention to improvements and inventions in various minor matters.
He read over some of the fresh accounts of his experiences and
promises to make written memoranda at the time in future.
R. HoocsoN.
Monday, Sept. 26, 1904. 8 o'clock in the morning.
I dreamed last night of seeing two blue letters (blue envelopes),
one thick letter and one thin, a white envelope between the two blue
ones and what seems strange, Mabel [a daughter] dreamed of two
blue letters, but no white one the same night. If two blue letters
are brought I shall ask the one that brings them to open this and
read it and write the date and time of day, and sign name before
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