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Life in two worlds (1920)

Lathbury, Albert Augustus, 1849- · New York : Baker & Taylor · leaf 319

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ing for us to contemplate. Some think that the Universe is unlimited, andimdoubtedly it is in one respect, for it has no definiteboundaries. Space is indefinite and infinite in itsextent; but the numerous creations within it occupybut little territory when compared with that whichis available.… … SIR OLIVER LODGE, F.R.S.Member of the English Society for Psychical Research.—Chap. XII / am as convinced of continued exist nee on the other side ofdeath as I am of existence here. It may be said, * You can not he assure as you are of sensory experience. I say I can. —Sir Oliver Lodge, Life and…

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