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After death--what? : Spiritistic phenomena and their interpretation (1909)

Lombroso, Cesare, 1835-1909, Kennedy, William Sloane, 1850-1929, tr · London : T. Fisher Unwin · leaf 120

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misplaced or overturned. We all heard the rapid lively taps of charac-teristic timbre. And as a proof that we werenot the victims of collective illusion or hallucina-tion, the tracing revealed to us three groups ofregistrations and two isolated strokes interca-lated among them. Fortunately, the… … EXPERIMENTS WITH INSTRUMENTS 85 the other (because, owing to the low velocity ofthe cylinder, they succeed each other at too shortintervals, less than the fifth of a second), corre-spond to an up and down movement of the key.Looking sharply at the original tracings witha magnifying lens, one…

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