rendered of his indebtednessto Mr. Eglintons mediumship. When made aware of the proposed publication of this volume,he very kindly offered to present Mr. Eglinton with a portrait etching to serve as a frontis- Twixt Two Worlds. piece, his idea being to impress his pencil and graver into the service… … the facial expression of the medium while under control, or when direct writing was beingobtained. This transformation is most marked at the period when the phenomenon actuallytakes place, and M. Tissot believed he should be doing a service to spiritual science, which fewcould render, if he placed…
Eglinton, William, b. 1857 · Spiritualism
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