r, which hung directly over the table, when Mr.Eglinton asked that a piece of paper should be initialled by members of the circle and placedin a book. Mr. Pearce accordingly produced some note-paper, which was initialled at thefour corners by Mr. Everitt, Mr. Pearce, and myself—while I also wrote… … Fig. 12.—A Direct Drawing. his hand upon mine for a few seconds and then requested me to open the book. I did so andfound that the note-paper had disappeared, and in its place was the address card of one of mydaughters. On one side of the card was written the following message :—■ / am taking care…
Eglinton, William, b. 1857 · Spiritualism
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