Studies in Spiritism
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Elizabeth . . Elizabeth ... [I ask the others, Elizabeth who ? And Dr. Hall says, my niece, isn't it ?] Tell my mother . . . Bon't worry . . about me . . Better so . .
Go along there now and tell her . . . [Then in a much changed tone, apparently Mrs. Piper's normal self speaking,] 0-o-o-oh, Awful ! ! [A shudder.] I hate it ! [Looking at Mr. Dorr with loathing.] Ain't you ugly! Oh, ain't you ugly! Ain't you ugly! [Then, still more normally and speaking to Dr.
Hall,] Did you hear my head snap?
M...r. Dorr then said that this marked the end of the trance proper, and that she would remember what she said from then on. Dr. Hall then took her pulse, time 12 :22, and it was down to 76.
We stayed about twenty minutes longer, having desul- tory conversation in which Mrs. Piper joined, although she looked sleepy, her eyelids drooped a little, and her articu- 175 STUDIES IN SPIRITISM lation was slightly indistinct. She said that she always felt heavy, not much like walking, and Mr. Dorr added that if she stays in the trance too long she has no appetite for dinner.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Elizabeth . . Elizabeth ... [I ask the others, Elizabeth who ? And Dr. Hall says, my niece, isn't it ?] Tell my mother . . . Bon't worry . . about me . . Better so . .
Go along there now and tell her . . . [Then in a much changed tone, apparently Mrs. Piper's normal self speaking,] 0-o-o-oh, Awful ! ! [A shudder.] I hate it ! [Looking at Mr. Dorr with loathing.] Ain't you ugly! Oh, ain't you ugly! Ain't you ugly! [Then, still more normally and speaking to Dr.
Hall,] Did you hear my head snap?
M...r. Dorr then said that this marked the end of the trance proper, and that she would remember what she said from then on. Dr. Hall then took her pulse, time 12 :22, and it was down to 76.
We stayed about twenty minutes longer, having desul- tory conversation in which Mrs. Piper joined, although she looked sleepy, her eyelids drooped a little, and her articu- 175 STUDIES IN SPIRITISM lation was slightly indistinct. She said that she always felt heavy, not much like walking, and Mr. Dorr added that if she stays in the trance too long she has no appetite for dinner.
What to read after Studies in Spiritism?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tanner, Amy E., B. 1870 to read onlineMoreLess
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