A world of wonders, or, Divers developments, showing the thorough triumph of animal magnetism in New England : illustrated by the power of prevision in Mrs. Matilda Fox, and the point of the pencil by D.C. Johnston (1838)
Peabody, Joel R, Johnston, David Claypoole, 1799-1865, ill · Boston (No. 77 Washington Street) : Published by Robert S. Davis · leaf 111
hedin green feathers. When those terrific snakeswere running, frequent and sudden stops weremade, as though they were alarmed by a noise. Then slowly raising their blood-red heads,full thirty feet in the air, they gazed round awhile, and then resumed their rapid progress.Mrs. Fox assured me that… … A Lu77ar Ao CO motive. WONDERS OF OTHER WORLDS. 95 lain, parti:illy in sight one moment, then con-cefiled the next by the dark shadows of over-hanging rocks, or by the rocks themselves, itcame rushing into view, with five new animals,different from any she had then seen, mountedon its back. In…
Occultism · Animal magnetism
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