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336 Journal of the American Society for Psychical Research.
Mrs. C. J. H. H. Sept. 8th, 1914.
[Subliminal.]
9.30 A.M.
[Long pause. Sigh and long pause. Face showed signs of
distress ; a slight groan emitted. Long pause and reached for
pencil, which was used with difficulty and in a manner hardly describable.
The fingers seemed pe. [Very slowly written.]
("Bonaparte", that is fine.)
I would serve my [pencil broken by pressure and new one inserted.]
(My hand rested on medium's wrist.] country now.
(Thank you, I hope you can.)
Of what avail [read 'wait'] avail to enter into compact with
Hungary and Austria for conflict so terrific. [8]
8. It goes without saying that the name of Napoleon is not evidential.
but there is no ordinary reason for the manner of alluding to Austria
Hungary in the manner of the text. It was not so apparent at the time
that the alliance was of no avail, tho it was true that the Austrian armies
did not succeed so well against the Russians as did the German annies.
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