Hypnotism, its facts, theories and related phenomena, with explanatory anecdotes (1900)
Sextus, Carl · Boston, D. Estes & company · leaf 138
ually lasted for about half an hour; no bustle washeard, or violence seemingly had recourse to, but when thedoor was opened, on the proper sign being given, the horse wasalways seen lying down, and the fascinator by his side, playingwith him familiarly as a child with a puppy. Mr. Townsendonce saw… … 132 HYPNOTISM AND ANIMALS. smiths shop with many other curious spectators, who were eyewitnesses of the complete success of his art. This, too, hadbeen a troop horse, and it was supposed, not without reason,that after regimental discipline had failed, no other would befound availing. He observed…
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