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girl, I will see you home!” Miss P has written me to say: “Last night I was awake a great deal and you and my brother seemed to be present.”
The two letters of testimony concerning the last incident are as follows—
(No. 16.) 5
Nar, 16, 1908, DEAR Mr. TURVEY,
I return the three pages of MS. relating to my visit to you on the evening of February 28, 1908. I have endorsed back of each sheet.
The statements made are correct and the whole thing is a fair account, unexaggerated, of what took place.
Yours truly,
(No. 17.) Bournemouth, Mar. 20, 1908. DEAR Mr. TURVEY,
Herewith I return your MS, regarding the visit I paid you on February 28, which I have endorsed.
I consider that the account is a correct recital of what took place. As I was not personally acquainted with the spirit I am unable to vouch for the correctness of the facts* mentioned,
* The writer of the letter means that he cannot vouch for
girl, I will see you home!” Miss P has written me to say: “Last night I was awake a great deal and you and my brother seemed to be present.”
The two letters of testimony concerning the last incident are as follows—
(No. 16.) 5
Nar, 16, 1908, DEAR Mr. TURVEY,
I return the three pages of MS. relating to my visit to you on the evening of February 28, 1908. I have endorsed back of each sheet.
The statements made are correct and the whole thing is a fair account, unexaggerated, of what took place.
Yours truly,
(No. 17.) Bournemouth, Mar. 20, 1908. DEAR Mr. TURVEY,
Herewith I return your MS, regarding the visit I paid you on February 28, which I have endorsed.
I consider that the account is a correct recital of what took place. As I was not personally acquainted with the spirit I am unable to vouch for the correctness of the facts* mentioned,
* The writer of the letter means that he cannot vouch for
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