Hovey, William Alfred, 1841-1906 · Boston : Lee and Sheppard ; New York : Charles T. Dillingham · leaf 109
r and placed it on a crimsoncloth; Mr. Smith at once perceived the difference, and said he saw a kind ofgreenish arrow — this being (though we could hardly perceive it) the subject-ive color given to the arrow from its contiguity with the crimson cloth. Wehad no facilities at the moment for trying… … No. X. — Reproduction.
Telepathy · Parapsychology
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