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ORDINARY CLAIRVOYANCE. 79
(No. 8.)
Bournemouth, Nov. 25, 1905. DEAR SIR,
I was recently sitting in a circle at your house during which you described the interior of a room wherein some one was lying ill. You also de- scribed the pain which he was suffering. This I recopnized as the room in which my brother passed on, every detail of the description you gave was perfectly accurate, even to the pains which he suffered. This I consider a wonderful clairvoyant test, as previous to that occasion you had never known me or any of my relatives.
Yours truly, (Mrs.) C, STREET.
(No. 9.)
Notts,
Mar, 2, 1906.
DEAR Mr. TURVEY,
I have much pleasure in bearing testimony to your clairvoyant power, as your described the “spirit form ” of a soldier whom I knew, and who was killed in the South African war. Also your description of several past events was correct, it being of course quite impossible for you to have obtained knowledge of them through the ordinary or common channels.
Yours truly, A— J— M——.
(No. 8.)
Bournemouth, Nov. 25, 1905. DEAR SIR,
I was recently sitting in a circle at your house during which you described the interior of a room wherein some one was lying ill. You also de- scribed the pain which he was suffering. This I recopnized as the room in which my brother passed on, every detail of the description you gave was perfectly accurate, even to the pains which he suffered. This I consider a wonderful clairvoyant test, as previous to that occasion you had never known me or any of my relatives.
Yours truly, (Mrs.) C, STREET.
(No. 9.)
Notts,
Mar, 2, 1906.
DEAR Mr. TURVEY,
I have much pleasure in bearing testimony to your clairvoyant power, as your described the “spirit form ” of a soldier whom I knew, and who was killed in the South African war. Also your description of several past events was correct, it being of course quite impossible for you to have obtained knowledge of them through the ordinary or common channels.
Yours truly, A— J— M——.
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