Preliminary Report of the Commission Appointed by the University of Pennsylvania to Investigate Modern Spiritualism - In Accordance with the Request of the Late Henry Seybert by The Seybert Commission
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Dr. Leidy: Is Mr. Seybert present? Three raps--very feeble. Dr. Leidy (to Mr. Sellers): Was there an answer to that? Mr. Sellers: There was. The answer was three raps. (After an interval, in which no response is received): There seem to be no further communications. I suggest that the test with the glass tumblers be now tried. Upon the suggestion of the Medium, the test referred to was momentarily deferred, and Mr. Sellers made this inquiry: It is proposed that the Medium shall stand upon tumblers. Are we likely to have any demonstration? Three raps--promptly given, though feeble in delivery and but faintly audible. The Medium: There were three--a kind of tardy assent. Mr. Sellers (to the Medium): As if the Spirits might or might not communicate? The Medium: Well, that a trial might be made. Three raps are here again instantly heard--the characteristics of the sounds in this instance being rapidity and energy, or positiveness. |
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