D D Home His Life And Mission
D D Home His Life And Mission
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" In the presence of such experiences as those of Mr. Crookes and Mr. Bell, Science had but two courses open to it to carefully investigate the subject, or to deny its title to investigation. Science was content to adopt the latter course, as the easier and speedier way of arriving at a conclusion ; but in so doing it ceased to be science.
I have not space to give in extenso Robert Bell's long and interesting narrative. In a former chapter I quoted his testimony concerning the detached hand tha...t he seized, and that, without any effort at withdrawal, melted into air. His evidence as to another phenomenon repeatedly witnessed at the seances of Mr. Home, the playing of an instrument without the contact of mortal hand, is no less conclusive and emphatic : " We heard the accordion begining to play where it lay on the ground.
" Apart from the wonderful consideration of its being played without hands no less wonderful was the fact of its being played in a narrow space which would not admit of its being drawn out with the requisite freedom to its full extent.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" In the presence of such experiences as those of Mr. Crookes and Mr. Bell, Science had but two courses open to it to carefully investigate the subject, or to deny its title to investigation. Science was content to adopt the latter course, as the easier and speedier way of arriving at a conclusion ; but in so doing it ceased to be science.
I have not space to give in extenso Robert Bell's long and interesting narrative. In a former chapter I quoted his testimony concerning the detached hand tha...t he seized, and that, without any effort at withdrawal, melted into air. His evidence as to another phenomenon repeatedly witnessed at the seances of Mr. Home, the playing of an instrument without the contact of mortal hand, is no less conclusive and emphatic : " We heard the accordion begining to play where it lay on the ground.
" Apart from the wonderful consideration of its being played without hands no less wonderful was the fact of its being played in a narrow space which would not admit of its being drawn out with the requisite freedom to its full extent.
What to read after D D Home His Life And Mission?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Home, D. D. (Daniel Dunglas), 1833-1886 to read onlineMoreLess
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