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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The response, which was partly inaudible at the Reporter's seat, was
understood to be: "I cannot tell." Mr. Furness: You say that, in the generality of cases, they are beyond your control? The Medium: Yes. Mr. Furness: How in the world shall we test that? The Medium: Well, by-- Mr. Furness: By--what? Isolating you from the table? The Medium: Yes. Mr. Furness (applying his right hand, by her permission, to the Medium's head): Are you ever conscious of any vibration in your bones? The Medium: No; but sometimes it causes an exhaustion, that is, under circumstances when the raps do not come freely. Mr. Furness: The freer the raps come, the better for you? The Medium: Yes; the freer the better--the less exhaustion. Mr. Sellers: But do you feel now, to-night, any untoward influence operating against you? The Medium: No, not to-night, for it takes quite a little while before |
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