y, the hand seen lifted part of its weight,while other hands, unseen, assisted from above : but he doessay that the display was quite surprising. At this point, it will be quite apropos to relate a circum-stance of precisely an opposite, yet, if possible, still moreconvincing character, in which… … DAVENPOKTS SCHEME. 53 The incident referred to was this: the father of the youngDavenports was and is a skeptic by nature; for he pos-sesses one of those stubbornly-monlded intellects; whosehabitude is to reject ninety-nine points confirmatory of atheory, if the hundredth chance to fail; and,…
Davenport, Ira Erastus, b. 1839 · Davenport, William Henry, b. 1841 · Spiritualism
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