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Thought transference; a critical and historical review of the evidence for telepathy (1905)

Thomas, Northcote Whitridge, 1868- · London : Moring · leaf 147

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n the writing-table,where it remained for about five seconds. It wasimpossible for Miss T. to have seen it either directlyor by reflection. Her eyes, too, were, as J. G. P.afterwards informed me, as a rule, closed. J. G. P.was, when he showed me the cover, on the sameside of the screen as the… … w -J H CO <3 o OS o GO Q PICTURES 131 the point at which the notes above quoted begins,handed Mr. Baggally the Windsor Magazine; un-known to the recorder, Mr. Baggally, who wasbehind the screen, had been steadily gazing at thepicture on the cover, here reproduced for compari-son (PL II). It will…

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