Daniels, Cora Linn, b. 1852 · [Milwaukee, Wis., Press of King, Fowle & co.] · leaf 28
eople as awork of the imag-ination; by others,as a superstitious piece ofnonsense; and by a fewas a singular history of unusual phenomena.The philosopher, not finding anything infalli- The philos-ble in it, may shrug his shoulders in disgust; op erthe spiritualist, already prone to believe his . .… … 18 AS IT IS TO BE. The relig-ionist. The reader. stomach, the nervous system and the circula-tion ; the narrow religionist will declare it tobe wholly of the devil; and my reader, whom, Ihope, is intelligent, poetic and comprehensive,may admit the truth, at least, of the story itselfas actually…
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