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PROPHECIES. 175
nervous system.” I don't think it very new, as it is exactly what you demonstrated to me months ago.
On the 27th of May I again called on you, and you, to my astonishment, told me that I had been greatly upset on the previous Thursday. This was perfectly true, but I had imagined no one else knew it. What I consider is one of the best things you told me is this: On the same day (the 27th) you said I had a big project in view, and that shortly I was going “to meet a handsome aristocrat who livesin a lovely country house”—you could also “sce water connected with it.” When I arrived home in the evening, I found a letter inviting me to meet such a man, and the letter was written by a man whose gardens run down to the sea. You made many other prophecies which, I have no doubt, will in time come true, The one concerning the trip to London to a conference seems likely within three or four wecks.
For the sake of Scientific Research, I do think these facts should be investigated, for, there is no knowing, it may lead up to know- ledge that will be of inestimable value to the human race. The knowledge you have already has been of great assistance to me and to others, and I trust you will long be spared to carry on your investigations. You may always rely on the help and sympathy of
Yours, A. E, STICKLAND.
nervous system.” I don't think it very new, as it is exactly what you demonstrated to me months ago.
On the 27th of May I again called on you, and you, to my astonishment, told me that I had been greatly upset on the previous Thursday. This was perfectly true, but I had imagined no one else knew it. What I consider is one of the best things you told me is this: On the same day (the 27th) you said I had a big project in view, and that shortly I was going “to meet a handsome aristocrat who livesin a lovely country house”—you could also “sce water connected with it.” When I arrived home in the evening, I found a letter inviting me to meet such a man, and the letter was written by a man whose gardens run down to the sea. You made many other prophecies which, I have no doubt, will in time come true, The one concerning the trip to London to a conference seems likely within three or four wecks.
For the sake of Scientific Research, I do think these facts should be investigated, for, there is no knowing, it may lead up to know- ledge that will be of inestimable value to the human race. The knowledge you have already has been of great assistance to me and to others, and I trust you will long be spared to carry on your investigations. You may always rely on the help and sympathy of
Yours, A. E, STICKLAND.
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