The secret book of the black arts : containing all that is known upon the occult sciences of daemonology, spirit rappings, witchcraft, sorcery, astrology, palmistry, mind reading, spiritualism, table turning, ghosts and apparitions, omens, lucky and unlucky signs and days, dreams, charms, divination, second sight, mesmerism, clairvoyance, psychological fascination, etc. ... : together with a mass of other matter, giving inner views of the arts and sciences, whether recondite and obscure, or plain and practical (1878)
Williams, Henry T, Harold Jantz Collection. NcD · New York : Hurst & Co. · leaf 168
answered, ' Ilarlshurn.' ' How do you know'? 'I stnell it.' I myself neither knew nor smelt. I then took out the cork and applied it to my own nose, when he instantly placed his lingers (,n t'lat ))art of the nose next the foreliead, an i haid, 'I f el it here'; just where 1 myself expeiienced the… … aspect. 'Ilenr}^ woul 1 j^ou like tj pray'? 'Yes, sir.' ' You miy.' lie then commenced praying inaudibly. 'You may pray aloi d.' Ih) then praye I i i a low audib e vo'ce. On touch ng * Tune,' he sang, though not in tlio habit « f singing. On touching * CombativcuL'ss,' he rjised his fist
Clairvoyance · Occultism · Magic
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