ons seances is so well known that I forbear to enter into familiardetails, such as position at the table, the holding of the slate, etc., etc. Several questionswere put by us and replied to very pertinently in each case, after which Mrs. Collingwoodwrote a question, out of our sight on the… … Fig. 30.—Dr. Herschells Fenestrated Slate. immediately obtained, and the slate was left upon the table. I produced my ownbook-slate, already tied, and it was held by Mr. Eglinton under the table. The stringwas removed from it while so held, Mr. Eglintons left hand being grasped by thatof Mary, and…
Eglinton, William, b. 1857 · Spiritualism
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