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344 Journal of the American Society for Psychical Research.
(I changed the pencil and the new one was broken and still
another had to be given.)
Just what I thought and I wanted to see if I were right.
(Good.)
I am not writing very easily. The pressure of yesterday left a
result. ·
(Yes, how many sittings shall I have this week?)
You will come tomorrow. I think that will be all.
(Then I shall rest a few weeks and return.)
Yes we shall be ready for you. Tomorrow may bring some fne
(read ' force ' and ' free ' to get correction.) result . . . fine . . . We
are planning for it.
(All right.) .
The little Miss had some sittings of value value yes [to delayed
reading.] to her ... to ... aside from the extraordinary [N. R.]
extraordinary value to us. The influence will help adjust her and
bring a strong element of good power to her.
(Yes.)
strange case it was but well managed and I congratulate you.
(I hope to take it up when I return and add still to the evidence.)
Yes the record is not quite complete.
(I understand.) [16]
I think I have pretty well overcome the war scare [read' severe'
doubtfully.] scare left on her subliminal.
(Yes, good.)
It was most too much to have her begin with pictures of wading
[N. R.] wading in bloody mud.
(Yes it was.)
Quite real and exact [N. R.] ex ... [read) though and if the
world could look on war mdness ['madness', but not read.] mad
ness without the war fever there would be peace forevermore.
(Yes indeed.) [17]
16. I had very good results in the sittings for the "little girl", but
Mrs. Chenoweth knew nothing normally about them.
17. The presence of "war scare" in the subliminal was illustrated both
in the subliminal recovery of the day before and in the subliminal entnnct
to the trance this morning. Evidently the plan in this sitting was to erase
its effect before proceeding with the predictions.
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