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"Yes, tellit over"

Morton pondered a reat nerve specialist, a estion,' as he calls it, in his practice He is perfectly sure that your daughter can be restored to e of corees with me that she must be separated not merely from Pratt and Clarke, but from her mother also I need your help in this"

"That will be hard on Julia," Lairl and her religion" He looked down at the floor "Yes, that is a rough sentence, professor, but I shouldn't wonder if you were right"

"It must be done, Lambert; and the very best service you can render is to take your wife and go ho Viola here in our care--But that can wait till after you are rested" And with this final word he closed the door and returned to his library to await Kate's return and her inevitable demand for the story of what had taken place

He took up one of the estion, and resuraph which had arrested hiestion does not limit or depress the subconscious self, it sets it free, exalts its powers,vastly more than the normal and the conscious self"

Could it be possible that Viola, in common with hundreds of other apparently well-authenticated cases, possessed the "psychic force" which Maxwell, Richet, and Lonized? The hypothesis, difficult as it was, profoundly inexplicable from every point of vieas, after all, less of a wrench to the reason, came closer to the frame of his philosophy than the claims of Crookes and Wallace To accept the spiritist faith even as a "working hypothesis" was impossible to his definite type of mind

If these raps,of the subconscious mind, or, as Meyers called it, the "subliht be able to control their order and to a certain extent their character They were not signs of a diseased brain (according to Meyers again), but were thewith this, ends by saying: "These mysterious phenomena are due, therefore, neither to spirits nor disease, but to a perfectly natural force lying within the minds of the sitters and exercised by the psychic"