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'Twixt two worlds : a narrative of the life and work of William Eglinton (1886)

Farmer, John Stephen, 1845?-1915? · London, Psychological Press · leaf 55

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iameter, had white paper pasted over theupper part, and around the edge were arranged the letters of the alphabet, together with thewords Yes and No. (Fig. 4). In the centre a small round hole, about half an inch indiameter, was cut, and a pin about three inches long by one-eighth of an inch thick… … Fig. 4.—Dr. Hutchinsons Dial. to any letter. In the centre of my seance table I had cut out a small circular piece (whichI leave in when not wanted), so that spirits might project their hands; the space immediatelybeneath the wood of the table made a sort of camera, which prevented the light…

Eglinton, William, b. 1857 · Spiritualism

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