Mrs. Piper & the Society for Psychical Research
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"Can you bring Stainton Moses here?" G. P. --"I will do my best. " Professor N. --"Is he far advanced?" G. P. --"Oh, no, I should say not. He will have to think for a whileyet. " Professor N. --"What do you mean?" G. P. --"Well, have you forgotten all I told you before?" Professor N. --"You mean about progression by repentance?" G. P. --"Certainly I do. " Professor N. --"Was not he good?" G. P. --"Yes, but not perfect by any means. " Professor N. --"Was he a true medium?" G. P. --"True, yes, ve...ry true; his 'light' was very true, yet he made agreat many mistakes and deceived himself. " Phinuit, sent to find Stainton Moses, ends by bringing him. GeorgePelham warns the sitter against the confusions and incoherences ofStainton Moses's communications. "When he arrives, " says George Pelham, "I will wake him up. " Professor N. --"Is he asleep?" G. P. --"Oh, Billie, you are stupid, I fear, at times. I do not mean wakehim up in a material sense. " Professor N. --"Nor did I. " G. P. --"Well, then, old man, don't be wasting light.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Can you bring Stainton Moses here?" G. P. --"I will do my best. " Professor N. --"Is he far advanced?" G. P. --"Oh, no, I should say not. He will have to think for a whileyet. " Professor N. --"What do you mean?" G. P. --"Well, have you forgotten all I told you before?" Professor N. --"You mean about progression by repentance?" G. P. --"Certainly I do. " Professor N. --"Was not he good?" G. P. --"Yes, but not perfect by any means. " Professor N. --"Was he a true medium?" G. P. --"True, yes, ve...ry true; his 'light' was very true, yet he made agreat many mistakes and deceived himself. " Phinuit, sent to find Stainton Moses, ends by bringing him. GeorgePelham warns the sitter against the confusions and incoherences ofStainton Moses's communications. "When he arrives, " says George Pelham, "I will wake him up. " Professor N. --"Is he asleep?" G. P. --"Oh, Billie, you are stupid, I fear, at times. I do not mean wakehim up in a material sense. " Professor N. --"Nor did I. " G. P. --"Well, then, old man, don't be wasting light.
What to read after Mrs. Piper & the Society for Psychical Research?
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