Psychics : facts and theories / by Minot J. Savage.

  • Minot Judson Savage
Date:
1893
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Credit: Psychics : facts and theories / by Minot J. Savage. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by the Francis A. Countway Library of Medicine, through the Medical Heritage Library. The original may be consulted at the Francis A. Countway Library of Medicine, Harvard Medical School.

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    dear, it was never intended that more than one person should get into it at a time ! She told how the boys went through the hole in the side of the boathouse, found the boat, got into it, and pulled out onto the water. She said they had gone but a very little way before the younger brother fell overboard; then the older one, in trying to save him, also fell into the water. Then she added, The place where they are is muddy, and they could not come to the surface. Why, said she, it is not the main lake where they are, but the shallow part which connects with the main lake, and they are so near the shore that if it were not this time of the year [March], you could almost walk in and pick them up. She spoke of the citizens' interest in seeking for them, but said, They will not find them; they go too far from the shore. They [the bodies] are on the left of the boathouse, a few feet from the land. Mrs. D. then said, If they are in the water, they will be found before I can reach home. The medium replied, '^ No^ they will not be
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