Hafed, prince of Persia : his experiences in earth-life and spirit-life ; being spirit communications received through Mr. David Duguid, the Glasgow trance-painting medium ; with an appendix, containing communications from the spirit artists, Ruisdal and Steen (1876)
Duguid, David, Nisbet, Hay · London : J. Burns · leaf 173
rgot not the poor slaves—the prisoners of war. This hasbeen denied; but I assert it. Although prisoners, we were neithercruel nor harsh towards them. One of these temples was called the Temple of the Elephants.It was a vast pile; gorgeously decorated, but not nearly so tastefulin appearance as the… … Indian Temple. (Direct.) See Sitting 34. THE ARCILMAGUS—THIRTY-SECOND SITTINGv 145 not condemning them. Poor man becomes, in his ignorance, theservile victim of bewildering by-ways and cross-paths, set up byself-conceited leaders to suit their own fancies. There are toomany in the Spirit World who…
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