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THEIR

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HORACE

By

HUTCHINSON

WITH

ACCOUNTS

MANY

SENT

BY

AND

CORRESPONDENTS

THE

SOCIETY

TELEPATHIC

AND

PATERNOSTER
BOMBAY.

THE

PSYCHICAL

AND

PREMONITORY

GREEN,

LONGMANS.
39

OF

JOURNALS
ON

ROW,
1901

MAINLY

CONTRIBUTED

CHAPTERS

TWO

FROM

EXPERIENCES

OF

LONDON.

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I.

CHAPTER

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What

Has

Science

to

Say

Them

About

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Their

Association

Ideas

with

op

CHAPTER

Divinations

II.

Immortality

24

III.

Dreams

from

45

CHAPTER

Classification

op

the

More

Frequent

IV.

Dreams

69
....

CHAPTER

V.

Interpretations
174

CHAPTER

Telepathic

Dual

and

Personality
192

CHAPTER

Premonitory

VI.

Dreams

VII.

248

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CHAPTER

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WITH

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man

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at

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to

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last

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as

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savage,

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perhaps

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death

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we

25

still alive, and

side

one

IMMORTALITY.

everlasting deathlessness,

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man

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see

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28

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from

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say,

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ghosts,
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if

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decently

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must

his wife

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it.

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quickly
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to

say,

on.

is

DREAMS.

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32

answer

if the
had

an

that
answer

interest^

in
particularly
it is
of those
to

WITH

ASSOCIATION

THEIR

connection

supposed

objectsouls

very

his

for

account

familiar

with

have

to

enough

dream

belief that

he

the

symbolic.

Such

with
the

from

up

said

that

with

the

to

coin

practice of
of the

eyes
serve

the
dead

but

may

from

things are
Greece.

**

scarcely unfair,

funeral

clothes

and

by

discussed

and

the

custom

he

Lucian,"

"

dead

the

on

these

origin,though

learned

not

his

and

teresting
in-

very

always

means

Culture, in which
cited

instances

in the

was

writes,

is

**

slew

who

was

or

days-

Greek:

horses

burned

at

sarcastic,,

the

on

(theburning
8

and

any

comments

cupbearers,

ornaments

now

common

laying coppers

rites,speaking of those

slave-girlsand

even

their

The

very
do

in

canoes

too.

that

what

and

grave,

like

It is

placed playthings

mouth.

digf^

we

bury toy

bury

of

only

Etruscans

that

peasants

poor

away.

Egyptian.

Tylor's Primitive

length,shows

old

or

have

(the two

together) Mr.

great

hand

English

question

all these

of

the

in

book
go

in

Irish

practicalpurpose

the

the

early Christians

The

and

the

Esquimaux

wearing apparel

German

with

the

day

deceased.

and
the

this

active

an

passed

little toys

of

graves

of

custom

useful, but

even

the

Greece.

deceased, in

had

jewellerythat

and

notion

after

long

them
not

the

to

up

use

the

mummy

was

find the

useful

be

things were

their dead,

It

we

him, kept

were

invented

primitive man

world

reallywould

Sometimes

buried

with

along

the notion

philosophers of early

burying things,likelyto
grave

S3

cause
subject,be-

from

drawn

visions.

in the ancient

Everywhere
the

been

IMMORTALITY.

present

our

which

the

to

OF

IDEAS

and

buried

recognised

of

means

sending

and

burying

the

the world

below

the

which

tombs
;

dead,

that

be

wreaths

obolus

there

was

the

such

story of
demand

the

the

dead

set

were

great trench, with

is said

for the

**

wife

chest, and
wardrobe

be

with

which

or

wherefore

in the

had

by

the

Periander

prayer,

might
to

show

be

and

now

the

been

that

to

the
to

plundered

the

obtained

notion

naked,

go

of

them

in

his answer**.

multiplied without
that

of

g^ve

to

not

burning,

for

story

refused

her

been

burnt

not

so

him

to

had

(the idea being

use

free

in the

seen

shivering and

was

"

no

therefore

grim ferryman.

wife. Melissa,

buried

Charon,

appeared

sandals,

the

thought

of their best clothes, burned

women

Instances

coin

for she

of

were

spiritworld)

enough

her

garments

so

souls

Corinthian

of

response,

the

burnt, and

rest

and

dead

and

toll for

Hades,

see

intended
;

to

golden
the

whose

oracular

object

her

we

English

dead

men

road,

the

was

where

dead

the

**

realised, may

be

underneath

with

because

of

one

Periander,
an

could

ideas

Eukrates, whose

dropped
her

no

the

on

the

was

Argolis,

with

dead

garlands of

modern

the

with

in

in

upon

the

he goes

descent

the

shades

garlanding

of

mouth
in

short

provided
How

the

in

with

(Perhaps

of

deposited

Hermione

at

Kerberos."

the

offeringson

bodiless

cold

both

service

drink

and

suffer

flowers

and

use

the

garments

Kerberos,"

cake

placed

feed

and

custom

and

custom

and

For

**

the

for

meat

not

by

of

honey

save

the

were

to

serve

naked

funeral.)
the

the

splendid

remnant

the

of

they might

seen

some

in

spiritworld,

burning

of the

Hades

or

the

to

peoples generally)'*as

Aryan

to

DREAMS.

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34

end^ but
the souk

n/f

One

self,is

second
for all

at

there

would

along

with

which

the

never

clearly is

idea

back, for

and

soul

or

of the

from,

grown
soul

leaves

and

that

of

degree

hovers

the

for

than

which

down

the

To

primitive savage.
seems

little hard
The

It

was

record

could

have

the
to

the

many
in

reconciled

by the
husband

have

presented

they

had

no

humanity

while
no

place for

trance

in

point

the

soul
the

in

has

of

the

Lucian,

to

the

and

bearers.
cup-

the Greeks.

to

best

known

with

that

think

good

slept
"

sentimental

the

they

service

soul

wife's

difficultyto
the

the

descriptionof

the

she

that

that

one

wife

might

We

has

in

those

The

nations.

fiction that

dead

the

self

that

spot

ideas, as

Herodotus's

Scythian king.

defunct

would
but

to

the
is

body,

second

that

confined

not

them.

self may

and

from

remote

modern

for

idea

idea

is buried

sacrifice

to

was

is contained
of

our

custom

common

burial

far

times

to

and

gone

the

the

while

body

weapons

is greater

The

for

belief,

use

sleep

death

kind

haunts

and

in

the

notion

by,

while

during

severance

over

on

body

and

terrestrial

doubt

no

encouraged

rather

vicinityof
lived

1 1 is

is

once

second

or

least,to the

been

or

the

soul

axes.

soul, the

the

any

opportunity of taking

the

have

so

that
at

the

all life had

have

the

grave,

were

burying

possibly
time

in

man's

his

body

I f this

which

from

that

this

by

dead

in

the

from

motive

no

body

him

of death.

be

the

notion

dissevered

not

moment

could

come

with

on

obviously implies the

it

The

so

is raised

unbumt

burying

and

wives

that

interest

some

of

custom

weapons,
that

of

point

ancient

it

DREAMS.

ON

36

could

journey

their
and

notions

to

go
that
"

perhaps

THEIR

ASSOCIATION

WITH

exaggerated value
a

wife

or

there is

wakes, and
of

the

modern

our

always the

the soul

OF

notions

number

favourite

sleep one
description

Herodotus's

returns.

in all literature.

king, his

37

over
give. More-

trouble that from

Scythian king'sfuneral

tremendous

IMMORTALITY.

the life of
life,especially

of human

slave, that

IDEAS

is

of the

one

took

They

most

the

dead

wife, cup-bearer,charger and

"

of his

journey.

guards out into the desert,many days'

The
king they buried in his grave, with

gold

silver

and

killed his horse, his wife and

They

garments.

cupbearer, and

laid

Then, with this

as

they

killed and

in

them

so

fiftyof his bodyguards, and

solitude of the desert
a

company

the dead

king on

and

grave beside him.

circumference around
their dead

on
staked, sitting

staked

his

the

in

centre,

the horses themselves

what

and

utensils,weapons

ornaments,

stand

in the

so,

they left

to

as

for the lone

traveller

his horse,

secondlyhis

silent and
around, still,

to

upright,

silence and

What

them.

horses,

sight,

chance

upon,

wife and

stark, the

bearer,
cup-

guards

grim equestriancircle! It strikes one as the

and
horrible description
most
to be found in literature,
it gainsin the element of horror from the simplematter
of Herodotus's description,
who allows
of fact manner
in their

himself

no

adjectivesfor

facts suffice.
comes

into

This

is

excellent material for

slaughteringof
that
masters

they
and

the horses

had
serve

souls

which

them

stark

only incidentally

dreams, but assuredlyit is

most

picturing. Just the

affair that

an

talk about

its

terrific nightmare. The

evidentlyimpliesa
could

in the

accompany

life after death.

belief

their

the

On
all

these

much

whole, then, and

various

to

that

say

man

evidence
endure

for

least

after

had

died.

ever

the
It

is
is

its birth

before

possibly
which

his

is

of

so

when

saw

which
In

of

speak

to

of

anima^

they

savage

the

of

side
be

no

and

soul

and

as

races

river

by

imagination
satisfied

means

of

or

could

or

sign

on

imply.
distinct

be

deem
lest

the

it

crocodiles.

he

was

the

breath.

these
the

as

in other

souls.

Some

dangerous

to

thrown
All

that

soul

soul

But

shadow

body,

the

and

seen,

in

was

there

visible

the

with

the

"

our

There

four.

or

clothed

death

with

conceived

He

three

even

have

we

to

that

heard,

seen,

primitive psycholc^y

so

is

cc^nisance,

the

Then

of

this

not

jro about

dreamed.

seized

of the

had

body.

and

could

spiritusand

African

by

it, in sleep

held

few

grounds

had

not

he

with

how

and

at

sense.

soul

outward

were

while

sleeper nothing

the

that

souls

two

identified,

were

water

of

systems

some

the

had

was

that

he

the

for

that

say,

man

the soul

was

to

division

cases

body

no

likely

as

existence

on

is

acquainted

terrestrial

sense

things of

Primitive

simple

the

combinations

out

weave

belief in the

any

waking

or

on,

best

naturallyshow

nothing, that

for

existence
was

accounted

would

dreams

there

life after death

the

he

too

primitive

singular,in comparatively
in

be

to

that

in

inducing
"

in

all

at

not

immortality

in

but

"

body

religionsthere

some

indeed

account

certainlythe largest

were

he conceived

that

it is

religiontowards

belief, not

so

dreams

the

into

taking

considerations,

in natural

factor

to

DREAMS.

ON

SS

accounts

of

souls
words

systems
of

the

walk

by

upon

the
agree

THEIR

ASSOCIATIOK

WITH

that it is the shadow,

to

be seized

pointnot

the

not

the man's

to

OF

IMMORTALITY.

but

undoing ;

those

perhapsit is a
perhaps difficult

who

speak

primitiveand

strange language. In Latin umAra, and

shade

the

"

of the
arose

of
identity

trouble,as

was
difficulty

books,

to

body clothingit,went

with
on,

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to

came

and yet

appeared to a
gettingover the

of

way

made
the

before

appear

to

was

in

country,
however

another

was

very

sleeper
cookery

soul that haunted

buried, and

in

happy huntinggrounds,
the place was
ime^ined,

least, the neighbourhood of the

was

way, in the languageof the

think that while one
soul remained

Elysian fields,or

body

souls of wives,

the

that the soul

suppose

of

There

Another

far distant

there

its

so

sleep.

rapidjourney and
earth.

and

axes

in his

livingman

the

with

use

of the idea that

out

assume,

far distant country

some

our

find evidence

we

"

may

we

man,

battle
chargers,

on

departed

in

of the souls with shadow.

one

the soul of the

to

of the

shade

39

that is liable
reflection,

ascertained, and
sufficiently

ascertain from

to

IDEAS

for

place

appeared from

while, at

in which

time

to

time

the
to

ing
peoplein their sleep. We stillsee this notion survivthe bodies they
of ghostshaunting the placewhere

used

to

inhabit

that there

were

interred.

are

in

the

souls, correspondingto
seen
apparition

to

be

two

dead

away

in

folks

to

suggestedthe

breath, the shadow,

and
by the sleeper,
or
Elysian fields,

of these ideas

are

derived

of

the

the soul conceived

Hades
from

which
livingsleepers,
notion

less than four

no
psychologies

some

it appears

Therefore

; and

the

of
apparition

may

somethingthat

the last

also have
did

not

die

with

the

well.
to

body

live in

of
of

stage

animal

an

little difficult

rather

inheritance

suggestions
which

ideas

the

mind,

least

have

some

and

parting of

soul

leaving

the

death, which

the

is evidenced

eternal

of soul

and

death,

as

by

sleep
body
it

is

and
is

so

be
here

freed
to

of
of

the
its

speak

also

clogging

freedom,

to

conception

It has
that

once

far

of what

of

the

regions

happens

the

terrestrial

immortality of

of

separation

complete during
The

the

speak

we

that

more

as

of

speak,
to

in which

on) only
as

the

prolonged sleep (this

way

to

happens permanently

permanent.
at

imagination)
body.

wandering

as

(the

body during sleep is

sight,so

immortality

of the

and

regarded

therefore, is regarded
foretaste

the

the

by

in

It is in dreams

greatest

what

regarded

with

ideas

naturally enough

and

own

earlier

of

the

it,or

are

our

from

say.

with

The

not

primitive notion

call

soul

body

is

to

give

together

set

new

to

we

for

received
a

is

which

to

goes

to

It

kind.

soul, but

the

act

the

found

are

as

advanced

more

degree

to

itself

dies.

body

at

confined

during sleep,suggests

the

come

dreams

parallelto

temporary

again

we

much

to

ways

bothered

the

When

the

perhaps

may

apparent

when

bush.

have

had

suggested

that

mingling

therefore

but

of

may

see

we

we

in

soul

psychologies

soul, according

as

seems

be

we

dreams

that

the

primitive

to

ideas

two

in

different

know

to

developed

any

in the

first

believe

evolution,

of

suggestions

more

also

psycholog)' arrived

mental

indebted

the

apj"ertainingto

Africans

Some

systems

in

DREAMS.

ON

\0

an

dream

evidence

soul

when

prison.
the

state,

and

it shall
It is

right

soul, for by the

ASSOCIATION

THEIR

this idea

time
the

WITH

that

also

distinct

as

been

the

strongest

the

body,

view

It

that

of

and

is best

the

body

of

soul

is in

the

the

soul

the

she

while

the

impressions
lively when

They

must

and

the

whose

the

the

world,

this

it, why
more

from
no

the

the

sleep of
in

the

should

longer

the

she

be

hinder

her

able

to

images

when

awake.

and

different

even

to
manner

the

the

while

think

and

when

spiritualbody

operations }

Since

the

and
to

universe.
more

any

is the

one

think

can

burden

dead

be

be

one

very

fresh

be

shall

soul

so

the

under

sleep of

body

exalted

the

shall

the

of

the

Since

united

than

ranging

the

than

without

or

be

the

perception, and
and

one

the

closed,

are

properties are

the

death

more

body

other

while

not

the

shall sink

shall

other

enlarged and
body,

cannot

distinct

two

the

the

other

manner

the

in

affect the

one

asleep

one

of

since

body,

and

and

day

other

the

the

stronger

are

the

flames

of

death

of

It is evident

**

the

sense

often

natures

then, should

Why,

with

we

that while

as

of

The

life.

independent

of

necessarilybe

fatigue of

active

body

independence

its separate

measure

avenues

are

more

different

soul's

is within

is still indued

substances,

the

speculatorsone

followingwords

great

while

and

separation

apparent

certain

deepest sleep that possesseth

;

the

expressed perhaps by Bishop Newton,

even

other

life of

regard it)from

to

of
possibility

into

come

eternal

the

to

his Dissertations^ in the

that

the

was

seemed

evidences

had

41

prolongationof life,had

chose

(as they

during sleep

of

mere

developed.

soul

of the

idea

from

IMMORTALITY.

OF

referringto

are

we

psychologies,the

soul,

IDEAS

and

act

united
act

to

in

separated
that

shall

soul

hath

her

distinct

while

the

more

his

*'

had

in which

dreams

and

body

is the

one

the

point

chapter

Letters

in

to

be

sounding

soul

then

in

an

production

be

no

be

know

*'

influence

which

regular and

distinctly.

Divers

on

which

the

that

is the

connected

case

the
and

are

our

thing
some-

of

state

body
the

is

soul

in

the

usuallydisturbed

by

employed

senses

in

fearful-

so

furnishes

of soul

the

from

Subjects

interrupted, yet

are

for

princess would
with

Sleep

These

of

sleep

quotation

activity, being

one

Arguments

the

measure

soul

Bishop Newton,
as

union

way

sentence

brieflyand

death,

by experience

suspended,

This

of
(prefiguration)

as

of
the

example

of dreams.

we

"

entertained
"

the

of

than

surely

"

and

developed,

and

from

"

mind

of

the

it with

Philosophy

who

us

death

Dreams

On

with

of

other

us

all this

independence

Princess

to

to

notion

other

before

German

from

remaining

more

the

follows

and

muddle

the

this passage

great

the

the

the

correspondence

after

not

ceases

is

she

indued

being

dependence

should

of

**

"

analysed

of

of view

German

like
the

death

sleep

Physics and

have

although

excellent

an

then

headed

to

the

suggested

quotes

Immortality,"
"

gives

the

Seafield
in

and

sad

further

Why

"*

"

more

any

of

deal

good
passage

puts

body shall

soul

"

sounds

on,

ideas

our

of the

idea

so

stillthe

the

the

when

same

should

asleep,why

lordshipthe Bishop,

and

sense

body

the

and

pains,

"

psychology, the
have

pleasures and

sorrows,

is senseless

body

Thus

be

and

joys

capable of

be

not

*'

DREAMS.

ON

48

more

exercise

and

this influence

profound sleep,the
dreams.

the

more

shall

we

natural,

but

followed,

inference
visions

of

people

were

capable

less

consideration

for

does

to

the

is

an

of

course

death)

to

little

played
made

us
.

of

they

had

the

the

*'

he

been

used

As
"

are

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are

as

such

stuff

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DREAMS.

ON

44

on

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men

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dreams
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CHAPTER

DIVINATIONS

FROM

DREAMS.

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DREAMS.

ON

46

three

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it

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DIVINATIONS

1.

Dreams

that

2.

Dreams

that

be

to

dreams

dreams

brought by

chased
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thou

as

7, 8

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man

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his

soul

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the

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not

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found

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is

night."

Ixxiii.

Lord, when

their

nations

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fightagainst her

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or,

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thou

against Ariel,

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them,

in which

Job

quotes

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to

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into

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47

purposely suggested.

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DREAMS

from

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angel

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3.

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DREAMS.

ON

48

the

At

time

same

it is

fact that all the passages

that
of

the

Bible

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regarded

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all

man

down

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Seafield

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quotes

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dead
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came

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Gibeon

unto

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by night :

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man,

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to

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the

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good
Lord
God

or

heed

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said, Ask

withdrew

itself

creatures.

biblical

dreams,

Abimelech

Behold,

thou

thou

hast

xxxi.

24

Genesis
in

dream

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I shall

by night,

speak

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books

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by night,

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instances

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dreams

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As

instances

dreams,
of God

i.

xxxi.

ii

dream,

in

fear

David,

Behold

"

him

appeared unto
wife.'"

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saying,Jacob
'

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not

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in

the

"And

the

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angel
'

and

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of the

angel

Lord

saying, Joseph,thou
thee Mary thy
unto

dream,

49

angelic communication

I,' and, from

am

Matthew

of

in

me

DREAMS.

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son

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Genesis

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ii. 13.

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words

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unto

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with all your heart and with

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"

thou shalt

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of

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love the Lord

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for

ON

50

His
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25, where

it says,

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them

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heart

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let him

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lies ? yea,

forget my

dream,

word

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shall

own

man

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prophets

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long

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purposes.

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have

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spoken

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diat

DREAMS.

ON

52

based

applied, was

been

of

proof

the

Divine

an

could

supposed

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excluded

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instance,

be

that

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to

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might

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to

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on

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result

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be

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himself

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FROM

DIVINATIONS

raldus, quoted above.

in French

at

Saumur,

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James

in

existing savage
learn

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"

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of

says

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on

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ON

54

his

mind.

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displeasure?

the

DREAMS.

Achilles

punishment.
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go,

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little

surprised and

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77

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78

horror

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CLASSIFICATION

childhood
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82

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84

CHAPTER

IV.

II.

Part

that

correspondence

The

invitation

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contain

to

set

of

matter

that

chapter
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with

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88

repetition,is only

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being shot,

that

dream

continues

wakes

to

point

of

delight rather

reallydo

not

see

how

if all these dreams

ence,

by anything
they

must

end

dreams

in

cause

I have

are

distorted, of
execution

some

painless!

this

of

of

life

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case

only

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beyond

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correspondent makrn

same

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to

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of

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former

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waking

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in Win

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life.

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letter,asks, "is

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my

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the

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burning.

give as

can

dreamer

that

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against me

most

this

in

violence

by

suffered

except

life,instead

common

chief

one

the

until

although

the

in

as

least terrible and

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etc., and

way,

the

innocendy, under,

forms,

known

even

in

pain accompanying

I have

"

of death

spent

death

get

nothing

was

was

of

condemned

course

place,

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they

beheaded
hanged, strangled,guillotined,

been

the

writes

one

all the

the

although
of

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deaths.

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curiously enough,

case

uncommon

this

for

experiences either

death

place. And,

wrong

prosaic"

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done

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dreamer

life after

the

has

people

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heaven

was

161

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all the

and

against it)

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my

this

hear

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DREAMS.

FREQUENT

theology

modem

(whatever

to

MORE

partly because

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OF

CLASSIFICATION

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162

such

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large

include

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of

part

all

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"

have

who

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little

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shore.

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heard

or

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good

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far

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or

on.

of

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be

to

is related

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in

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to

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streets

of

this

the

north).

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myself

who

down

ran

dived

me,

by

write

to

me.

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the end
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my

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if prompt
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caught sight of
knew

indeed

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small

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freedom

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to

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of what

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(a

death

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their

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pier with

the

surely

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pursued by

was

were

with

dreams

follows

as

town

and

dreams;

life,with

curiouslydetailed

of those

of

theory

gravely.

very

stuff

in

personal experiences
taken

senses

heard

our

such

Recollections

have

pictures or

idea

ask, has

contradicted

the

through

all that

in

would

we

be

to

seem

seriously?

received

very

seen,

but

advanced

have

we

would

theory

dream,

DREAMS.

what

myself felt,

through
it would
a

me

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sudden

the
terror

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and

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164

to

give

me

feelingof

if this

must

be

fitted

with

the

exalted

it

hardly

find

which

and

that

they

I have

It is

do

in

dreams

in the
do

in

every
a

general,

reasonable

common

instance
to

seems

to

under

past

if

quite

matter

only

the

of chance.

the

of

jumble
far

so

as

whereas,

certain

features

cause

is

the contrary

on

find

dreams

by

virtue

only

either

of its apparent

there

it, for

death

is

as

They

The

death

have

themselves,

suggested,

could

we

manner

under

constancy

no

conjecturing that

heading
each,

is

wherein

dreams,

occurrence.

one

"

common

for

awake*.

really they

left in

constantly,there

that, in
or

just

one

became

pain

flying dreams.

the

the

experience,

together

repeat

not

if
of

would

there

unclassified
no

pain

circumstances

if the

but

dream,

be

have

severe

all dream

for

can

one

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the

instances

do

ground

of their

accident

few

other

cause,

come

present

the

death

all distinctive

at

common,

themselves

repeat

not

fallingand

of the

case

the

so,

death

conjecture, by

can

attend

to

features

the

in

of

be

these

the

them.

illusion,the dreamer

of the

them,

for

common

ought reallyperhaps

we

got

to

the

that

various

so

absence

is

must

features

any

they

it

grouped

heading

about

this

in the

even

severe,

of

likely to

be

real, but

were

are

of

forms

type

feature

dreams.

not

as

had

quite equal

not

other

common

probably

the

these

any

would

and

seems

that

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the

DREAMS.

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the

imminent,
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CLASSIFICATION

OF

THE

MORE

Part

H.

the

of

Instances

"

DREAMS.

FREQUENT

165

III.

Dream

certain

of

Houses

or

Places.

interestingclass

An
which

in

the

certain

house

dreams

but

sleeper
or

that

dream

have

to

kind
it has

my

best

story

It is

been

ever

has

its furniture;

tell

that

talked

has

no

fancy.

over

I do

the

country

twice,

for

the

summer

see

from

details

house

months.

certain
until

to

husband
that

They

be

to

and

her

as

like

she

wife,

not

that

good
often

pleasant

very

went

they thought
had

dreamed
become

husband,

him,

ingly
grudg-

all its rooms,

known

with

care.

nor

had

it

this

Whether

lady

knew

her

of

know,

waking life,and,

secrets

house

good

too

well

day they,
to

ones,

before.

not

her; she

as

her

all the

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to

was

lived

for

ful
beauti-

fortunate

dream

house

certain

she

which

wife

it

inventive

of the

case

told often

been

published
to

fantasies,

call them,

to

some

which

in

familiar

exceedingly
in

in

By

reminded

am

sufficient

as

in

hours.

of

so

him

to

of dream

guarded by copyright.
of

waking

private limitations.

own

good enough

frequendy

his

enjoyed by

lament

plays a part

familiar

houses,

Again,

scenery

The

is

class

want

dream

no

habitation.

own

my

this

dream

frequently in

in letters, I

to

for

although, perhaps
have

to

sentences

refer

to

himself

that

quite unknown

ought

faculty,I

finds

room

letters,and

many

is that of the

of dreams

seen

of

into

taking
it, but

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166

the

When

them.

exclamation

the

husband,

No

one

who

is

houses

the

surprised

detail

with

failure

that

the

particularsof

In

the

had

house

several

but

had

had

and

old

have

staff,so

to

all satisfaction

with

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end.

an

their

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until

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the

to

thing," said

the

in about

house, is that

"

not

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see

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nettled.

the

of

the

and

we

agent.

"

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apparently
dwelt

tenancy
wife

in
the

came

expressed
"The

only

disappointed

were

never

their

through

agent
we

thing,"
some-

domestic

this

peace

term

local

wife, "that

no," said
the

and

short

tenancy

likelythey
up

the
that

brought

tenants

new

leaving,husband

satisfaction

of

not

it is

"

seen,

term

reputation of

house.

months,

summer

the

was

uncanny

house

them,

that

it for

had

in whipping
difficulty

some

quite reputable
the

their
tenants

new

with

servants

had

before

these

Had

expired.
own

left

house.

haunted,

taken

they

The

learned

being

fancied

or

in ever)'

the

took

had

them

terested
in-

greatly

were

they
of

the

dream-house.

occupancy

before
seen,

the

least

it from

corresponded

They

reputation

people

terms,

them.

of their

course

house

was.

the

be

recognise

to

said

Why,"

agent's lists,

will

them,

gave

It

house

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attracted

*'

"

in

the

they

surprise

with

find

coincidence

it

attracted

dream-house!"

described

descriptiongiven.
to

of

acquainted

their

at

before

is your

"it

list had

agent's

arrived

they

simultaneous

and

house

the

in

account

DREAMa

saw

knew

the
you

f^host**
would

ghost."
do

(One

you
never

mean.^"
likes

asked
the

the

wife, rather

suggestion

that

one

OF

CLASSIFICATION

is

the

Oh,"

would

not

people

have

the

see

life

one

is it

for

strong

very
dismiss

it

attitude

to

take

it does

that

shut

"

that

it

cropper

once

little

all

is

this

too

of

all

for the

the

stories

are

plenty
nearly as

good

this

as

and

dream-houses

that

waking knowledge
which

now

have

it

long

in
came

imitate

However,

led

us

into

the

to

the

back

come

dream-houses.

our

of

none

the

other

one.

The

quote,

shortly,one

speak
no

at

presumptuous.

of

digression

occasionally,"one

''

or

dream-rooms

counterpart

of their dreamers.

I go

(and

better

say

But

letters that

extracts

to

them.

from

two

places

of

of

view

Agag.

us

while

long

Science

has

of

ground

I will

worth

of

to

reminded

be

had

to

Let

making.

was

she

is

things

these

for

".

had

scientific

at

no

it.

is easy

not

in fact

dream-house

solid

and

evidence

to

it took
take

previous, not

places of telepathy.

even

it has

It

ought

future

hard

comparatively

that

bogey

the

it is

humbug

dream

are

but

prudent gait

the

you

that

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it,but

that

This

There

.^

declared

"

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knew

wits, all unknowing

to

on

it

was

so

more

their

view

to

natural.)
super-

ghost,

first-class

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its eyes

words)

as

understand,

of the

the

find

to

Science, looking

up.

mesmerism.

about

doubt,

no

humbug'*;

not

then

and

now

the

are

telepathicinfluences.

''all

as

You

capital story

chiffonsbroidered

some

all

not

of

out

We

**

167

here."

seen

officiate

can

frighten people
But

repeated.

shock,

recipient of

ghost.

always

DREAMS.

FREQUENT

be

to

agent

It is rather
in

MORE

obtusely prosaic

too

**

THE

I have

in

the

dream

writes, ''and

168

DREAM"

ON

which

have

nothing
whence

never

when

seen

than
interesting

more

trains appear

is

railway station,

different

start, at

to

One

awake.

platforms,

be far more
it would
everywhere." (Certainly
if they all started from the same
platform
interesting
for everywhere".)
I often dream," another writes,
"of beingin a familiar place,
house, while
a
generally
all the details of the placeor
house
either far
are
other placeor house or quitedifierent
like some
more
from all I know.
And
feel puzzlednor
yet I never
doubt their identity."This, yet again,is like Miss
Cobbe
s
Harley Street, with the shops. Yet another
writing not of his personal,but of
correspondent,

for

"

**

communicated

some

who

persons
house

unlike

experience,says,

each
any

have

house

life,but

which

they

quitefamiliar

are

they

dream-house,

have

they

their

visit in
with

and

in fact call it their

few

extracts,

I know

"

its

dreams,
and

rooms

house".

These

of what

giving instances

ue.^

in

seen

two
a

waking
that

so

passages,

justa

are

I believe

to

Instances, of course,
large class of dreams.
from the "finished sketch,*'
vary immenselyin interest,
presentedby the one first quoted (probablyowing a
littleto
to the semi-conscious
accretion,"as theysay
additions made
by each teller of the dream),down to
be

"

"

the

mere

unfamiliar

uneventful
to

dream

of

some

waking sense.

\i

house

or

place

OF

CLASSIFICATION

THE

MORE

Visual

said, than

felt

the

the

of

far

are

of

that

he
that

vivid

one

has

nothing

but

rings

and

louder
than
This
way

marvellous

arrests

ordinary

last

remark

has

conversations

that

is

effect

on

the

one

dream

is

disposed

to

think

auditory nerve.

of

It

addressed

voice

apparently

indulging in,
the

one,

the voice

quite

different

At

it is

so

pletely
com-

'."

true,

it

possible

more
infinitely

voices

in

it

of dreams

the strangest

so

quite
heard

room,

writes

is

lieving
be-

distinctness, from

has

distinctness

ordinary
one

the

in

hearing

one

gives one
being

some

of

dream

name,

in
difficulty

clear.

and

any

and

space,

that

conviction
much

with

do

to

out, with

surrounding

loud

very

speaks
by

feature

peculiar,that

and

In

voice

been

One

**

of

room.

dreamer

has

other

any

correspondent

have

we

impressions

the

not

eyes

frequent dream

dream

has

descriptivepowers

addressing

this

Thus

distinct

is very

this

the

as

in the

speaking

person

him.

addressing
with

real

and

startled,and

awakes,

the
of

callingthe

sometimes
loudly,briefly,
so

of

most

voice

form

commonest

frequent

more

Voice.

impressions

though

eyes,

common

very

hearing

the

the medium

through

But

senses.

is that

through
in which

dreams
be

to

the

in

distinct

which

dreams

closed,

are

sense

seem

in

come

of Hearing

Dream

dreams,

to

appear
of

of the

Instances

"

169

III.

Part

/.

DREAMS.

FREQUENT

dreams,
must

be

so

due

all events,

heard
from

in
the

much
to

the

so

some

im-

pression

difTerent,

seems

the

kindy from
in

Another
The

""

occasion

one

hearing
of

my

in

the

loudly

early

as

of

waking

before.

This

brother

morning

next

jumped

concluded

seemed

it

almost

thought
which

in

safe
I
another

It is

and

sound,

his

who

had

something,'
clear
these

that

in

died
but

the

that

we

again

away

though

fear
to

of
his

room,
to

when

few

ever

quite
to

ago

different
in

and
of it."

came

hear

of

that

distinctness

of

turned,
re-

wards
After-

been
years

see

he

expedition.
have

it

being

house,

relief

was

there;

one

go

of the

quality

seem

the

nothing

are

door.

gone

might

impressions

talks

part

directions,

dream,

have

from

brother,

ordinary

for

real

voice

quite

But

very

his

mean

different
felt

to

start

to

expedition,

no

time

I should

thought

emphasis,
the

quite

was

been

incredible.

ill ; and

was

might

have

must

as

his

of
the

and

again

going

some

there
had

not

superstitious,

was

if he

had

it

history

one

door,

my

heard

opened

seeing

at

he

I knew

and

by

distinctly,by

outside

natural

on

awoke

was

was

forgotten

instantly

up

as

had

feari"ullystartled
but

'

on

On

impression

moment

voice

rarely.

very

when

asleep,

apparently just

I, thinking he

and

had, but

specially vivid

less

no

well-known

called, clearly and

brothers,
very

writes

in

heard

commonly

as

hearing

I have

fallen

name

my

of

made

just

voices

but

d^^ree

correspondent

to,

it

had

me.

of

dream

close

suddenly,

in

only

not

impression

dreams.

strikingly :

DREAMS.

OK

170

and
from

dream.

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the

rest)

curious

for

part of

curious
I seemed
his

Credat

there

story

the

part

the

of

one

real life."

this and

hero,

dream

I know.

Sometimes

in which

I often

the

is the

story
kind

differences
Often

**

or

at

night I
a

all

and

I dream

hero

or

but

bit of

'*in

my

of

process
a

be

kind

acting

at
as

person

in

act

never

experience that

in its

personality.
points of

likeness

story, in which

man

correspondent

(forthough

sometimes

sometimes

own

my

dual

become

clined
in-

sometimes

it,another
a

be

im^^^inary

to

seem

of dream
the

the

but

I dream

while

heroine

sometimes

monk)
;

from

of

the

develop.

both
interesting

generallythe

in fact, at
a

This

account,

contributes
am

watching

fortable
uncom-

another,

through

in

scenes

will

background

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personalityagain

writes

characters

Major

the

Most

dual

gone

obviously enough,

suggests,

of

looking

moment

The

'

might imagine;

vivid

the

of

leading

the

behind

himself."

one

not

as

drama,

spectator,

with

far

so

within

though

Often."

whole

or

same

similar

**

I have

dreaming,
of

is

which

past,

and

Major/

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country.

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in it evidence

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myself an
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is

see

years

man

Major,

Judaus

dreams

the

extraordinarily

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spectator

ber
remem-

(Alas,another

of

that

rather

the

for

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name

in

was,

than

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to

it

be

to

experience

the

to

if I do

or

most

I found

horse-thief

balance

in which

answering

hunt

Gold

I also, many

'*

dream

person

of

the

lay in

to

them

I find

inept. Fairy

evidence
and

them

of

and

afterwards,

remember

to

seem

parts

DREAMS.

ON

172

am

; a
not

woman

warrior,
in

begin by reading

the
the

CLASSIFICATION

story

degrees

and

because

memory

dream

book

the

them,

among
I

THE

OF

it

dream

have

in

and

the

dreamt

often

that

it

know

not

confirm."

book,

that

know

before

what

which

173

then

and

live,

puppets

does

DREAMS.

FREQUENT

printed

vanishes,

probably.

sometimes

see

MORE

it

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by

myself
dream,

coming,
waking

174

CHAPTER

V.

INTERPRETATIONS.

the

For

interpretation of
with

somewhat,
him

the

crib

from

he

himself

him.

cribbing from
that

from

compliment,

claim

he

is

claim

Arabian)
**

the

Seafield

I do

not

want

from

the

of
interpretations

according
crib

to

of Artemidorus

from

the

interpreter
and

Vattier,
LOnirocrite
The
dreams

him

from

this

very
a

crib

Encyclopedia Met-

abstract,
we

do

published

in

extracts

with

the

extracted

book

into

by

French
the

long

should

equally well).

translated

was

Indeed

If Seafield
had

he

least such

than

Arabian

might

doubt

fairlydeal

more

any

at

whelming
over-

no

measure.

own

that

is

may

others.

and

originals(as

Arabian

his

to

tell him

could

further

writing of

(without

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rarely conceded".

object, I

paying

will

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immortality

to

with

name,

the

from

''in
''originality*')

means

in

says,

for

justifymy

to

passage

crib

to

interpretationsof Gabdorrhachaman

named

(euphoniously

making

of the

ropolitana

intend

Seafield, and

Thus

is himself

possible apology

every

Seafield

dreams

name

them
This

by
of

Mussulman,
man

must

who
be

undertakes
wise

and

the

good.

interpretations of
Explanations

are

INTERPRETATIONS.

the

Koran

Proverbs

and

from

drawn

be

to

Mohammed.
themselves

either

else

its contrary.

or

to

according
aversion

to

true,

come

the

evil

schoolboy

in the

Trees,

beasts

useful

or

man

in the

eye

name)

; a

Arab

an

walnut

(no

shell

their

because

doubt

planets have
the

Lord

Jupiter,the
Venus,

but

we

would

he
the

Mercury,

their

bird
of

Queen
we

may

may

hope

not

; and

be

that

synonymous

locomotive

terrific
an

idle

rattle

generally

gifts).

The

Saturn

signifying
Commander-in-Chief;

Lord

Chamberlain

severe

was

this is

the

walnuts

traveller

Mercury,

remember,

denotes

foreignerand

or

ally,
gener-

tree

probably

the

British

men

palm

places in dreams,
Treasurer

with

the

denote
a

denotes
its

season

connection

interpreterwith

Justice; Mars,

Chief

ims^^e

the

at

(notice the l(^ic)the

cackler, because
in

Thus

denotes

tree

in the

come

Especiallyare

occur

birds

(the two

Arabian

of this

with

unripe apple ?)

and

of prey

shared

that attack

of the

season

likely

most

that

this any

dreams

distinctions.

with

but

the

of

nature

trusted.

same

punishment

Arabian

be

ripe. (Has

good

the

the

are

they

if

their

those

if

meaning

dream

and

to

fulfilment

his
only sig^nifies

it

and

the

true

come

fruit is

the

when

"

also

are

likelyto

dreams

the

Romans

siesta

afternoon

which

view

and

Greeks

tied

of

realise

their

dreamer

dawn

words

the

of

vary

the

sins

just before

dreamt

Dreams

dreams

are

signifieshis

it

dream

letter

of

the

in dreams

evil,but if the wicked

the

to

woixis

And

his hands

that

dream

man

from

and

very

character

the

to

the

to

175

not

censor

the
the
to

Home

god

of

(wc

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;

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of

be taken

thievrq,
im

nwv

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176

reflection

on

designated
Seafield's

exact,

very
feel

the

aspersion
White

things
of the

good things of

of the

in his hand

while

he

dreams

for

fortunate
the

of

all the

forbidden

because

him,

Noah
and

our

better

ill befals

of

his son,

juice

Seafield, apparently

translation

sorts

grape,

severed

being

there

is

beneath

of

deal

good

the

at

superior, and

to

on

goes

heads

our

Orientals

old

guide

our

have

we

as

from

held

it

caused

so

dreamed

it

sign

about

the

dreamed

something,"

tongues,

grown

to

opponent

an

in
but

ribaldry;

but

"mean

"he

who

argument
if

that

length,
if he

otherwise, he

under

on.

dreams

immoderate

all

dream

of dismissal

be
will

growing
All

and

about,

to

Then

poverty".

consequent

so

strange
**

shoulders, without

our

neck, is

more,

that

say

hair, its changing colour

for

be

secretary

indeed

was

all

cursed

those

Apparently

by

black

of

black.

turn

their

it

But

the

of

likely to

perhaps thought

Mohammedan.

dreaming

not

are

Vattier

friend, who

translation

world," says

grape'sjuice because

good

that

they

**

this

the

is

to

description

wonderfully

are

from

quotation

named

by

only

are

them,

the

to

post

right honourableness.

grapes

about

these

right honourable

his

on

red

dream

to

the

the

understand

approximation

cast

and

in

long

modified

need

nor

holds

according

court,

Gabdorrhachaman,
So

who

secretaryship,for

oriental

an

Vattier.

to

home

as

official

own

approximations, as

offices of
of

our

DRBAM"

as

utter

circumstances,

As

say.

his

has

tongue

vanquish

engaged

the

these, being
we

will

of

in any

much
and

his
troversy,
con-

follyand
on

every

INTERPRETATIONS.

occasion, few
in which

the

at

man

If any

as

him,

"*

would

should

points to

not

different

children, brother

uncles,

aunts

of

the

complete
he

his

another

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to

deal

great

your

little

riches

Ethiopian

he

the

tongue,

and

the

**

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for the

the

advice

blackness

smallness

merry

as

to

of the

of her

this affectionate

'*

IS

had
that
liked

good prophet
for dream-

courtiers.

was

Hasten
be

to

drawn

bride

statue,

bell.

man

meant

moral

He

according
changed
complete
from

the

signifies
great

brevity

bridegroom,

marriage

all

and

sent

married, dreamed,

dwarf.

the

was
nuptials,*'

dream,

gone

that

Almansor

The
be

that

first interpreter

Arabian, that his plighted bride

our

into

be

to

mode

sure

dream

gave

gold.

more

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Khalif

relations.

them

to

him

the

the

to

two,

he dreamed

evil

an

said

of

it behoves

engaged

man

told

next

to

took

jaws."

better, and

drachmas

is that

seers

had

all his

out-live

thousand

ten

he

cynic,

in front

two

on

so

the

so

dream-teller, who

would

this

die,

would

tellinghim

away,

this

on

his

domesticated

the

sister;

his

ask

little of

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Almansor

fell from

consulted

relatives

he

set

long

tooth," according

obtaining a happy prognostic when

his

the

and

go

relation.
and

Khalif

that

thoroughly

cousins, and

and

but

amputated

the rationale

see

to

not

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is

say.

him

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it.

not

quite sure

advise

of

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remote

does

I am
interpretation

imagine, apparently

man

of his wife

tongue

that

than

fortunate

more

that is married

Arabian
the

the

sees

man

of this last

wife

be

can

77

".

root

named

dreams

seems

of
to

married

days."
have

the

ON

178

bride, she

of

are

other

many

given.

Horses

different

things.

It is

to

tedious

to

on,

to

what

know

dream

divine

Of

is

whether

it

collected

should

brood

canon.

There

is

is

which

canon,

of it than

more

mentioning,

that

appreciation of
express

by saying

It is known
and

the

if it

that
were

that

this
not

is

it is

that

noteworthy

^at

"dreams
view

otherwise

all the

of

This

point
in

we

of

the

known

there

is worth
an

language

our

by

go

about

show

maxims

the

transcribe

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the

that

to

case

certain

very

while

strung

any

authorship

of

they

the

gives.

notion

In

subject

"

several

that

name

being

perhaps

it all

clear

whether

or

as

worth

not

is attributed

very

school.

and

wise

dreams.

that

that

of

his

he

Oriental

not

am

over

has

the

him

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length.
no

the

it is

bad

left side, and

meanings

to

with

haziness

at

dream

much,

accord

in

this

all

interpretations,

matter

from

interpretationof

disciplesof

not

donkey,

Satan."

and

attributed

mean

periiaps useful

the

individual

an

these

together by

more

of

was

merely

it does

from

about

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on

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spit on

to

the

on

canon

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great

were

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in
signification

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to

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the

of

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lucky

protection

course

men

fortune.

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of

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ask

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so

all

in

dream-teller, is obviously the

our

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contraries'*.

old
it

Persians^

might

be

ON

180

The
that

interest

enough
East

as

makes

dreamt

strongly
there
the

is

this

is made

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On

the
the

good,

first

day

of the

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four

the

days

but

fifth, and
will

not

sixth

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for
in

we

advantage

of

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for
of

of

dreams

the

month

dreams

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the

But

selves.
them-

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will

dream

be

must

fulfilled.

is

will

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apt

to

delude

generally come

(owing

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days.

ently,
appar-

are

of

more

good

hunting

or

or

the

But

knowing

beforehand

or

bad

the

Curiously enough, though

the

Persian

conception,

the

character

the

angel

seems

dreams

day,
less
or

ent
indiffer-

indifferent

and

there

ent
indifferhas

the

character

of

dreamer

days.

its

fourth,

shooting, so

the

has

the

on

third

the

Many

speak

true

dreaming.

of

within

true

come

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this

dialect

the

day

month

dreams

are

when

scent,

days

the

significance).

true.

come

days.
days

they

will

Dreams

that

apparently entirely

till it

one

day

doubtful

to

So

survives.)

second

is

Persians

in

of

significanceclear.

clause

prudent

and

character

any

the

the

on

the

to

dream

significanceof

of

told

be

the

significance.

also

dreamed,

are

its

by

and

entirelydependent

which

not

the

frequent

interpretation existing in

Persia,

which

in

independent

are

of

languages

in

dream

which

at

held

is

is

interpretationin

time

idea

of

canon

dream

the

that

idea

an

difference

was

Gujerat,
in

that

idea

contradicting maxims

to

us

principleof

the

"

these

of

introduce

they

DREAMS.

each

day,

in

guardian angel,

own

to

have

had

litde

INTERPRETATIONS.

with

connection
his

on

the

this

is

dreams

the

whatever

**

be

the
of

day

to

the

say

inauspicious day,

an

of

dreamt

Greek,

far

so

was,

interpretationgoes,
collator of

ought

be

to

kept

books

not

be

still sell

at

other.

The
1.

revealed

was

dream

author

or

both

the
an

air

at

etc.

it

when

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or

things in

the

the

all^ory

an

from

up

"

chappedlars
I do

from

the

opinions

importance.

were

kind

the

(the

of
interpretation

considerable

"

all

that

division

divisions, then, of Macrobius

oi/"4/"o9

"

that

not

was

division.

same

the

picked

affair of very

dreams

all the

composed
of the

time

of

it

of

into

:
"

dream

that

specialsubject of

interpretationu
2.

opofia'or

Visio

"

visioii

seen

fivefold

interpreter of

derived

one

has

subdivision

are

dream

probably

was

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great

use

about

say

century,

of Dreams,

fairs)makes

Probably

floatingin
dreams

Book

whether

know

wrote

his

in

the

interestingif

so

writings

Royal

to

Rome.

at

is the

who

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"

fourth

fivefold

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on

like

something

lived

again

this would

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he

though

division, and

man

heritage

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an

who

interpretationsin

and

his

as

he

although

was,

Sifat-i-Sirozah.

Macrobius,

Greek,

he

whoever

Astrampsychos,

not

is

and

All

the

Even

of

".

secret

in

is

month,

may

learning ;

himself," that

is God

day

dreaming.

false.

prove

dreamt

the

is

over

for

day

dreams

day

presides

bad

it will

twenty-third of
and

who

very

**who

the

of

seventeenth

angel

on

Dep-din,

character

The

day.

Serosh,
yet

the

181

in

waking

state

of

DREAMS.

ON

182

trance

modern

sense

of the

mind

dream

in

Deity

this

(obviously
all.

at

It is

is

not

the

in

not

operation

an

during sleep).

Oracuium
or
xprjiidrLafjio^

3.

e.g.,

delusion

or

of

consequence

dream

"

sleeping

in

certain

the

by

sent

place,

Apollo'stemple.
hniirviov, Insomnium

4.

the

"

herent
inco-

disconnected,

of which,
fancies, incapable of interpretation,

fact, most

what

to

in

consist

dreams

(hauraaiia, Visum

5.

which

might

we

of incidents

The

which

"

call

visual

lent
equiva-

nightmare, a
but

dream

dramatic

no

quence
se-

occurred.

last, again,does

Oracuium^

be

to

appears

object appeared,

some

This

in

admit

not

it appears,

interpretation.

any

does

require explanation

often, but it is generally for the priest of the temple

The

Visum

Therefore

there

explain it.
this kind

of dream,
with

divides

which,

them

will

not

then, into

person

need

to

tion.
interpreta-

left the Somnium.

only

that

Somnium,

1 1 is

Macrobius

classification

again

classification

to

say

know

nothing) virtually

Exhortatianis.

interest.
take

At

all

The

long.

Perhaps
their

events

Somnium

this

gives

tion
enumera-

is divided,

"

Proprium
in the

2.

Alienum

3.

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honours

clear

too

Seafield, St. Augustine (of whose

to

regret

added

an

1.

the

in his Liber

adopted

is

fivefold

according

writings

is

to

in the

where

"

the

dreamer

is the

principal

dream.
where

"

"

when

dream.

some

he

one

and

else

is the

another

principal

share

chief

INTERPRETATIONS.

Publicum

4,

when

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welfare

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it is concerned

the

average

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the

public

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is

hardly

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and

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in fact for

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fsxercised

historical

interest

from
interpretation
a

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like.

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selection

have

to

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that

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modem

all the

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meanings

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quite
time
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show

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at

the dreams

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they

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on

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be

of

followers, but

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received

certain

the

interpretationsthat

which

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the

not

to

presents.

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Artemidorus
from

method

or

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for it is

by giving

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published since.

to-day.

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dreams

by

century

practicalinfluence

very

selected

that
so

has

of

the

conduct

and

been

long period of

and

dreamt

them,

actions

have

of

to

producing

sixteenth

the

work

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end

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interest,however,

men

second

of his life

most

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is much

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for

historical

the

in

less conscious, of Artemidorus.

there

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in

entire

in

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printed in

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copies,more

not

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be

have

to

that
interpretation

are

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by reading,and
was

in Venice,
of dream

Antoninus

rebus

the

Artemidorus,

say.

was
interpretation,

seems

which

book,

is de omnibus

dream

travellingabout, collecting instances

work,

hearsay

to

dream

of

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century.

the

when

"

from

whole
seem

the

is
to

pondence
corres-

most

frequent ;

amused

by seeing

DREAMS.

ON

184

his

what

time, had

old

would

dreams

own

it

happened

have

to

meant

this olden

to

dream

to

man

of

man

them.
it is

But
have

to

comment,

mighty

these

old

importance
is

seeing

how

who

the

to

paid

of

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occupied

with

that

single incident
the

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dream
with

fairlyfrequent
ready
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last

system,

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even

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for

by

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crack-brained.

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tation
interpre-

time
kind

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in the

of

spirit

series

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its author

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Raphael's Royal

it does

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strongly.

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meanings
for

events,

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flightor

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had

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flight

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published some

was

meant

historical

paid
of

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188

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of

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use

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191

turned

are

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into

partake,

1Q2

CHAPTER

TELEPATHIC

God

But
The

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of

may

whom

us

and

reason

PERSONALITY.

DUAL

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VI.

whispers in

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premonitions
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to

Psychical Research
other

the

lift while
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in

for

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the

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AND

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pathic
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proof, belonging

193

Sidgwick, and

guarantees

name

"Scientific"

opinion.

PERSONALITY.

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is

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ON

194

Psychical Research

that

use

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cannot

the

to

DREAMS.

instances

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my

has

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to,

and

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plained,
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against a

threshold

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premonitory

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sympathy
on

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being
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ON

196

the

mind

double

of

Duality

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itself

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and

mental

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all

senses

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night

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cousin

place of

murdered

morning

next

this

of

very

real.

so

my
my

was

of

miles

crowd,

saw

being

could

we

working

the

by

business

two

as

if

duplex,

of

Kensington

on

that

throat

is

difficultyof

natural

our

personality.
in

carried

being
On

**

dual

lives

she

office

the

only thoroughly

be

to

of

dreamer

which

all

the

of

harness

instance

an

us

theory

the

in

mind-machine,

are

capable

sleep."

give

appears

in

law

common

disappear

live

we

are

of

out

are

the

supplied

together inseparably

observation

the

under

one

is

nearly

work

waking world, they

be

faculties

sets

two

to

would

dreams

understanding
believe

which

organ

faculties

its

"

seems

brain

dual

dual

man

set.

nature.

DREAMS.

a.m.

TELEPATHIC

told

cousin

''My
and

",

AND

her

us

I remember

murder

had

cousin*s

office in the

taken

PERSONALITY.

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dream

the

place in

the
her

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time

dual

the

saw

the
Miss

not

seem

Mere

W.-W/s

is

not

when

conveyed

cannot

D."

business

office

at

covered
police dis-

the

impression

for
After

the

many

all, a

usually

it is

explanation;

the

at

the

account

dreams".

"true

an

my

sleepingbrain

these

of

her

her

haunting
thus

coincidence

instances

to

(Signed) M.

about

commotion

crime, and

A.

door

simple explanation that

personalitywas

time, and

to

worried

was

it

that

evening

next

on

early morning.

W.-W.

does

the

house

""

Miss

breakfast

at

in

hearing

197

cidence
coin-

an

un-

deciphered sign-post
There

are

many

facts

absolutelyproved
This

is

the

intelligencein
so

of

by

has

it is

well

**

the science

the

it knows

hypothesis,and

denies

the

on

based

strength of

upon

now

of

proceed

in dreams.

do

Mr.

kind

of

recognised

that

attitude

day,

which

and
possibility

not

by rejecting,
accord

with

callingitselfexperimental,

its

tions
non-experience affirma-

experience, and

effectually
disposed
I will

while

of

truth

all facts which

even

of

of the

limits

accordingly puts hypothesis above

prior to examination,

away

foolish.
this

expressed

followingsentence

conspicuous in

so

that

assumes

its

only

fullythe unphilosophicalcharacter
mind,

explain

to

extraordinaryhypothesis.

some

scientific

not

Maitland

Edward

ready

persons

considers

it has

instances

of telepathy

these'*.
to

give

few

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had

has

writer

that

1898 while
which

occurred

dream

Somerset)
waking,

be

this

disturb

friend.

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morning before),giving
realistic

most

dreamer

made

was

and

trembling

These

help.

sobbing,
two

the

time

pain

great

in

the

the

the

friend

till past

twelve

These

head,

The

From

mentioned

(the
and
the

3 A.M.,

writer

each

for

other

are

Mr.

written

in

Mr.

L.

L.

B.

R^le

B.

had

French,

of

saying

kept

the

awake

head.

of many.

of the

originalaccount,

remarkable

being

came,

been

out

dream

"

L.

L.

was

of

present

French
age

sister's house,

dreamt

and

found

the

professor at

(in 1894

written) forty-five.Towards
his

letter

very

till apparently

then

time

neuralgia in

abstract

in

being

continued

pain, the

instances

two

1870, being in Paris, he

into

a/

the

that

awoke

of

this

above

violent

by

was

real

crossed

evening

followingis an
was

Ecole

arrived

terrible

so

dreamt

and

the

next

only

are

writer

by

The

A.M.

12-30

**

occurred

time

b^ging

was

possession.

awakened

which

of

ill by it,and

letters, which

writer's

Another

that

letter

same

seemed

and

in

now

quite

the

at

covered
dis-

was

had

on

time

morning

account

an

which

dream,

something

anything

next

written

ia

(then staying

morning

if

asking

Somerset

from

the

In

M.

A.

friend

terrified,the

and

Somerset

to

letter

deep impression

grief about

great

upset

very
to

written

in

was

mouth
Bourne-

stayingat

gave

close

particularand

of

personal experiences

many

In

this class of dream.

to

DREAMS.

ON

198

the

when
end

vividly that
her

account

of
he

lying dead

July,
went

in

TELEPATHIC

coffin

in

friend

with

the

de

cheri!

Ladislas

knew

had

had

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only anxiety

that

probably
The

had

said

the

at

could

sister

to

in

more

Mrs.

the

Venn

of

I think

was

at

It
of
cut

was

how

very

off each

off six

inches

many

candle.

inches, do,
^

room

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and
row

Vol.

xi.,part xxix.

recipientof

others

when

with

had

of

same

the

involved

my
he

it,and

sleep began
the

him

slept in

with

woke

talk

to

thing.
question

candles) should
I

ProittdingsS.

me

to

be
'

cut

feeling four

was

part xxvi. of Frocuiings S. P.

oi

the

Cambridge,

gravely begged
'

X.,

It is

subjects.

he

dreaming

mamma

Vol.

telepathy,

ever

when

his

was

(of a

time.

one.

the

the

most

"

and

dream,

queer

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of

as

experience I

it,proving that he

sonality
per-

son:

dream

"dual

at

Terrace,

Peter's

in
immediately (asleep still)
about

ing
approach-

the

than

the

in

Bournemouth,

I dreamed

room.

the

cases

between

her

the oddest

night

one

convalescent.

him

ways

was

St

letters he

as
telepathic,

first case,,

less distance

or

writes, referringto
**

clear

more

telepathicinfluence

have

be

thinking of
very

understand

time.

same

two

was

under

also

may

was

remarkable

the

about

was

reallycome

heading, but
the

time

n'avait

(Ladislasbeing

last

she

same

Ladislas

'*

at

the

that

'

following are

are

the

ill,but

Prussia.*'

dream

sister died

was

her

with

"

easier

she

about

This

His

"

the

qui

et

terrestres

ch^ri !

told

At

dead.

voix

nos

name).

and

m^lodieuse

! Ladislas

cheri

199

woke

was

voix

une

avec

He

and

commun

war

He

that his sister

heard

his christian

PERSONALITY.

DUAL

drawing-room.

him

he

moment

rien

AND

R.

P. R.

DREAMS.

ON

SOO

enough. It was ^ifetein our dream, and we

real thing had
No
room.
were
lightingup some
happened to suggest it to us, but we both dreamt it
togetherapparently."
known
from a percipient
case
Compare the following
to Dr. Hodgson :
would

be

"

"

"New

About

'*

the

weeks

two

3rd inst, I

Lkxington

2,024

York,

that

dreamed

17/A February^ '^3-

I think

ago,

Avekub,

the

on

going

was

the name
Pontegardo. I remembered
awaking,but it seemed so outlandish

to

distincdy

called
on

'

I did

think that it could be

not

mother

my

She

if she

knew

said she did

I received

saying
This

that

dream

he
was

the

or

**

As

would

related

or

to

queer,
I asked

such

name.

after that

is in Florida,

Punta)^[ardo.

day precedingmy

after.

S.P.R.)."
(Associate

L. Griffing

above,

my

asked
daughter-in-law

morning after her dream,

called Pontegardo. I did not
son's

and

days

husband, who

the

until my

four

either the

'

name.

probably go

written

day

**Phebe

my

real

placewith

Three

not.

letter from

letter

of

nightof
a
place

letter

if I knew

of such

know

a
a

place
place

saying that

received

was

of

me,

thought of going there.

"Jane
"

'*

"

to

Dear

Mr.

New

2,024

R. Griffing/'

Lexington

York,

21st

Avsmjii

Ffbrmtuy^ 1^93*

Hodgson,

has the letter

"My daughter-in-law
about
Puntagardo,but as it is principally

j"

he

TELEPATHIC

affairs she
a

does

business

Phebe's

AND

like

not

dream

clearest

of

was

remain

in

be

the

premonitions,

only

the

in Phebe's

when

as

or

she

had

had

Charley's

two

idea

Between

*"

romantic

cast,

childhood

quenched,
a

could

they

nearly always
enough
twelve

the
at

be

to

the

man

of

affection

Towards

by

and

weeks

shamelessly glorying
his

was

dreams

own

disturbed

ever

word

his

his confidant

speak

humiliated

to

or

confessor

at

the truth of this

din^

but

it

period

Cressid

as

for

these

single waking
(to me

time, and

relation)as

was

therefore

puzzled

invade

'

mented
Tor-

because

not

the

in which

freedom.

hould

or

what

of this

false

himself
the

ten

dreams, occurring

her

faith

Indeed, he described

moment

of

and

apart

over

months,

in

Through

remained

herself

avowing

never

communication

the end

series

from

hindrances

time

to

rather

up

remain

with

time

old

of

but

and

to

but

from

the

days,

figures as
'

can

that

tormented

intervals

and

distance

beginning.

was

woman

assured

years

at

was

at

had

They

marry.

plan.

tried

mistakes

commonplace

not

other

diminished.

apparently ever

of

were

grown

much

very

plans

both

had

take

Griffing."

R.

woman,

affection

affection

nor

variety

and

man

strong

an

certain

to

part
to

of any

"Jane;

the

contemplated.

These
no

to

of the

one

Tallahassee

to

go

there

go

received

been
on

office.
she

mind, and

will make

it out,

they will

as

of

writes

Charley

carries

intention

an

newspaper

it.

201

result, it will be

kind

Jacksonville

of

charge

if he

premonitory,

letter, nothing of
There

PERSONALITY.

send

to

project which,

If this should

live.

DUAL

and

his mind

DREAMS.

ON

SOS

by

any

no

longer than

avenue

the

horror

off the

he

in.
the

two

difference
a

casual

the

parade,

do

With

you
'Are

The

as

sealed
no

with

in them

she

lover's

the

but,

of remorse,
"

and

her

signs of

any

if she

pagan

help

from

story like

one

with

R.'s

persistentdreams

his

of

seed

or

Not

all in accordance

there

that

that

were

amazing

so

was

of violent

tokens

of

leaves

told) revealing

It should

this.

not

were

passions

them

by

extremely
be

them

marked
for

such

that

by doubt,

that

that

they

impress

could
native

was

dreams

were

there

be.

And

wave-of-communication

curious

encountered.

be

heard

or

seen

the

to

accounted

without, if any

from

hypothesis an
to

superstitionis needed

suggested

explaining
has

!'

scattered

the

be

suspicion. Nothing

mind

own

of intimation

yet in

dead

in it,and

audacity

by anything

by jealousy,or

to

yes

Now,

flinging roses.

not

dream.

the contrary,

on

'

me,

all

on

frequentlyrecurrent.

Little

the

need

read

to

with

were

was

on

whatever

imagine.^* she

to

lightly as

expected

one

was

now

but

dear

Why,

only

There

gaiety,and

opened (how,

book

their

thing happened

when

increase

road,

country

same

as

visions

became

garden-party ;

or

stupid

lady died,

what

sow

the

?'

so

you

shaken

these

because

so

defiant

suppose

confessions

at

had

circumstance.

on

place of meeting

occasions.

now

now

of

years

more

and

scene

meeting,

seaside
the

in

was

three

felt

was

surprising to

not

was

repetition

or

and
ingly distressing,

It

torment

till he

lasted, or

woke

of

space

The

shape.

dream

that

hear, however,

during

in any

or

and

culty
interestingdiffi-

It is almost

inconceiv-

DREAMS.

ON

204

fire for
have

in

us

to

which

mattresses

two

on

proceeded

we

luckily had.

we

I fell

'*

in the

had

asleep,and

next

and

room,

hurriedlyscreaming.
with
to

and

rooms,

lie down

and

dinner,

the

of

one

sticks.

death, while

'*

for

out

sat

up

talking the

she

told

been

to

told

time,

but

She

her

whole

time

the

H.

shaking

me,

me

that

me

for

the

the

her

other

she

had

to

certify above

this

story

be

told.

to

L.

day

next

who

house

had

of

one

her
Miss

on.

for

some

Bourbel.**

de

be

to

account

and
looked

known

we

woman

in that

brother

been

began telling

true.

me

I had

The

husband

her

and

finish, and

me

husband

allow

not

let

night.

was

her

by

would

not

dream

death

somebody.

of

rest

to

B.

"(Signed)
**

men

beat

on,

told

would

unfaithful

beaten

H.

was

enter

three

by

proceeded

men

woman

followed

Miss

by

the

that

me

brothers, while
B.

half-caste

looked

third

She

dream.

been

was

help

my

had

She

wake.

to

me

screaming
her

the

wakened

was

begging

follows

as

shrieking for help.

was

woman

saw

of these

Two

dream

true

in

every

particular.
"'(Signed) B.
We
have

catalogued as
of

Some
of

the

to

come

now

these

**

dual

dreams

but
sleep-clairvoyance,

clairvoyance usuallycomes
in

their

waking

class

of

H."

which

dream

we

personality".
show
the
to
state.

undoubted

strange
those

part

who

Take

are

the

evidence
is that this
not

voyant
clair-

numerous

TELEPATHIC

instances

where

the

"liberty to
visit

may

and

sleep

into

it were,

as

there

fiction

of

be, there

can

I do

not

be

must

future
true

that

of the

sense

known

to

other

time

view

you

may

may
reach

be

'*

and

incarnated
senses

at

which

once

there
lose

here

fact

that

by saying

Where

and

word,

it is

time

to

goes

look
at
at

on

**

time, and

another

".

In

word,
of

that

is,in the

so

and

it may

this

be

made

are

than

from
as

my

which

dream

say

past

space

yourself

upon
one

to

and

is

in the

And

ubiquitous.

clearly in
he

and

present,

the
and

supposing

trulyalive

is

is,

imagination

operation

without

space

in the

the

our

time

then, between

for

account

more

me

of the

to

relations

true

my

of

am

be, in spiritat least.

must

as

which

in

being.

own

my

in time

well

as

that

rules

that

**

dead

imagination. Imagination

spiritwhich

usual

and

identity in

separate

spiritin

and

my

how

see

imagination
I

thinks

ing
includ-

the

spiritsof

the

explain the

of

as

dreams,

he

space,

now

not

manifestation

on

of

and

between
I do

mere

world

time

the

it,"he asks,

is

no

distinction

How

space.

introduced

taking

about

Also

sleep.

of

other

deeply metaphysics

overcoming

"

and

known

that

spiritis capable
our

well

is

believe"
our

the

to

means

What

theories

in

us

spiritin

our

reposing ?

many

had

"

occult

name

studied

who

and

psychology

whose

"

that

dream.

this riddle

Radcliffe

physician,

article is

lost

205

through

theory

so-called

by

explanation solves
Dr.

the

explained by

is conducted

sleep
place

be

PERSONALITY.

lost articles

findingof

of the

this

Can

DUAL

AND

at

any

point of

spiritwhich

translated

out

of

906

DREAMS.

ON

Frederick

Mr.
recall

to

known

been

the

miles

two

is

followingcase

taking place at
Mr.

W.

of

midnight

1 had

the

on

door, fell into bed

buzzed

with

on

of

old

an

it

faintly,as
the

clock
of

St.

latter

lotA

Feinruary^ 1892.

transpired in

I gave

myself

kitchen

had

place I

been

and

poring
chamber

the

of

hardly died

to

but

coach

railroad.
from

sleep.

xi., part xxix. Proceedings"5. P,

St.
I

R.

of

sound

I became

passenger
Omaha

tion
intonaears

my
The

when

that
brain

my

weird

two.

Minnesota,
gone

rest,

fell upon

hour

to

afEurs

my

The

fancies.
clock

had

About

headsore

I had

had

Duluth,

Vol.

event

an

night

Paul, Minneapolis and

to

of

experience.

where

position in

my

W-W.'s

A.

and, climbing to my

text,

myriad

donged

chime

journeying
which

had

House,

remarkable

for the

yet, when

and

day,

W.-W.

which

aware

Court

Minn.,

Paul,

unusual

Nothing

*'

A.

an

attorney.*

an

study

uninspiringlaw

over

Miss

29th day of December,

left my

fatigued,I

us

quoted

we

Missw

to

made

was

is

"St.

I believe

to

known?"

murder

analogous

"

*'

recall

never

which

have

we

distance.

Wack

H.

have

often

away.

Wack

Mr.

also

not

chapter

dream

in her

aware

in that

this

in
personality,"

Dual

**

committed

dream,

it

Dreams

"

life which

waking

of

beginning

of

The

our

supraliminalselves

our

made

was

of

that

says

forgotten. May

facts which

instance

Myers

facts

us

and

At

H.

was

scious
con-

the

on

was

Paul,
aware

in

TELEPATHIC

I had

that
I

been

the

on

somewhere

was

distant
been

from

window

country

and

Paul

almost

and

was

with

men

and

brakesmen

of

of

voice

the

black

which

scene

I concluded
that

sudden

uprising of

out

not

and

invite
I

so

the

upon

search

acted

expected

in
a

see

men.

of

livening

be

the

might
'.

spiritof stealth,

and

'find'.

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to

sense

tively
Instincor

this

occasioned
I

later
and

was

busy

attendants

curious

-see

the

happened,

told, in very

eyes

the

awe-stricken

brusque

manner

and

in groups,

minute

The

aft

beneath

the

had

lulled, I reckon

horrible

could

had

train

inquiry from

if I had

got

one

the

itself.

to

content

was

and
car

wheels

and

accident

train

disturbed

awkward

my

and

the

human

readilyunderstand.
an

to

elaborate

'

and

break

road

the

English, that
some

not

that

perhaps

engine,

infused

porter

into

torture.

through

conductor

reverie

some

fore

there, beside

the

I did

if

as

commotion

along

when

protracted

was

hurried

moved

were

my

an

the

lights flash

from

grind heavily to

lanterns
near

We

it seemed,

hideous

sudden

here

before.

gasping,

I felt the train

joined employes

which

of

features

scene,

startled

was

sufferingsome

There

cry

peered through the coach

heedlessly as

heard, and

Then

pipe

often

seen

were

the

I had

1 had

piteous moaning

cars;

as

piercing shriek,

Train

miles.

habitation

stop.

Wis.,

moonlit

I fancied

creature

Lake,

eighty

about

that

and

of Shell

the

on,

town

207

hours

four

recognised, in

plunging

**

the

near

St.

PERSONALITY.

train about

the road, and

over

by,

DUAL

AND

did

passenger,

ugly snappish
for

myself

Everybody

that

moved

each, it appeared,
trucks

were

being

from

examined

the

under

the

of the

forward

which

small

tufts

the

with

where

was

The

trucks

were

extended

it

was

thundering
I reflected

often

thirtymiles
vital

unless
or

the

the

huddled

killed

at

closelyby

being destroyed
read

the
of death

burnt

pine

reclined

experience

so

fatal time
it

under

tramps

Again

the

head

in

along
grind

of

wastes

in

the

my

night,

an

effort

at

the

and

behind
were

felt the

there
of

left

to

rate

triturate

the

engine,
the

upon

truck

concluded, therefore, that

the

bespattered
to

declaringthat

sleepy

than

railroad, which

train, pushing

the

all about

(sleeper).

As

my

be the killed

to

many

the

hour, could

an

tie

bulk, stainingonly trucks

near

had

how

on

through

befuddled

victim.

satisfactoryresult

its victim.

upon

was

mangled

of the train and

back

the train

of

trace

of

pulp

appeared

more

Minnesota.

understand

for what

mishap,

on

with

its members?

least

blood-stained

unusual

train

northern

only

of

wheels

crushed

some

at

or

truck,

bulk

the

between
of

This
the

to

the

among

hair.
over

truck

appeared

evidently, for
human

one

upon

what

with

ooze

no

reached

gang
cast

ground

boarded

uncertain

of

the

lightswere

of

yards

500

such

and

bearings

body,

search

hands

an

berth,

all the

covered

occasionallyfind
All

nearly

fixture

right-of-waywith
*'

on

crimson
the

The

remnants.

the

Blood

have

Every

body.

But

was

forward.

brains

must
particularly,

smeared

train

When

all

cars,

human

"

were

human

of the

scrambled
literally

was

clots

train.

entire

brains

be

rear

discovered

splotcheswere

to

DREAMS.

ON

208

train

fixtures

had
of

been
the

stealingrides

car.

cealed
con-

by hiding

TELEPATHIC

themselves

AND

under

had

itinerant

I shuddered
all

been

carried

and

awoke

the

Now

"

of

statement

remarkable

in

Horrible

!
it

comprehend

to

positive of

am

the

heard

dream
the

in

clock

the

**On

long

latter

of

"The

into

by

at

the
flatly,
"Fate
BY

Tramp.

AN

Unknown

I
the

"

The
unusual

an

Horrible
on

14

Si.

Paul

that

so

first fixed

Man

in

had
in

the

Omaha

home,
habit

of

Dispatch^
casually

picking

attention

my

dream

my

been

Death
the

the

to

am

It

newspaper.

article which

of

accident

of

night

as

of

page

previous reader,

as

was

found.

also, quite

me

study, and,

my

glanced

the

been

my

comments

story

5 o'clock, I returned

at

daily evening

folded

had

family

From

the
of

evening following the

stepped

the

to

casualty.

(30th December),
doing,

to

ordinary

ordinary

nature

body

was,

of railroad

the

awoke,

three.

shocking
the

the

circumstance

feature

how

and

certain.

am

night's distraction.
only

and

two

recounted

"

nothing

usuallyforgetan

breakfast

strange

parts

not

blackened

when

it struck

who

"

is

vision

that

of

time, because,

followed

how

no

the

is

me

between

me

upon

morning"

the

of

this

which

at

accurate

an

alone, there

as
distinctly,

ghastly

told, and
that

the

before

there

how

time

morrow,

details

hearers

experienced by

spellwas

o'clock

foregoing is

Taken

the

The

sleep.

the

dream

three

relieved

"

missed
dis-

unfortunate

another

of existence.

out

that

fact

marvel.

for

matter

of

that

finallyI

and

cars,

assured

"

209

dream.

my

PERSONALITY.

between

or

meditation

DUAL

it up

read

Experienced
Road.

ON

210

'*

Duluth,

30th

incoming

Omaha

splashed

with

had

been

St.

train

later

is

that

with

Here

''

was

transpiredin
the

been

press

the

details, and
time, and
the

pages

and

read
*

an

the

found

on

**

have

been

of

miles

the

of

killed

by

to

exact

I scanned

December,

31st

"

Wis.

Lake,

up

the

of

on

railroad.

the

Special

the

body

same

the

general

to

and

of

picked

body

railroad

were

He

also
is supposed

night train, but just

known.'
this

case,

the

conviction

livingand asleep,100

miles

I had

to

been

of

I had

columns

as

Fragments

"

were

Portions
100

With

Press

December.

over

not

the

more

element,

morning

next

killed,Shell

man

to-day.

is

The

Pioneer

the

spiritor
in

that

o'clock

that

perfect

was

all

three

convinced

form,

vision

man

track

where

became

following paragraph

unknown

There

of

and

two

impression complete

the

of

tracks

bone.

reflected, and

circumstance.

Unknown

to

my

the

telegram, 30th
of

between

tragedy reported

that

"

the

them

by

this side

ride
on

found

verification

mysterious

some

of

witness

**

mind

faster

the

in

the

evident

previous night

pondered

think

of identification.*
an

my

there

Trainmen

flesh and

of

was

stealinga

was

miles

two

pieces

possiblemeans

no

on

for

leg

know

here, but

been

citv.

man's

the

on

mcMning

not

arrived

have

this

that

scattered

were

and

this

Paul
did

they

must

Paul

and

Spooner,

at

till

man

state

St.

Trainmen

accident

truck

Every

"

from

blood.

an

between

December

train

unfortunate

some

DREAMS.

subjected

the

from

the

came

to

me

that,

place of the killing,

phantom-sight

of

an

actual

which

to

DREAMS.

ON

21 S

these

yesterday, 19th February.

procured

serve

well

you,

and

good.
Harry

"'

The

If

the

following were

W.

Wack."

corroborative

letters

closed
en-

"

St.

"

Paul,
2oik

'"

""

to

have

Referring

read,

After

careful

the

is in

substance

Mr.

December,
that
dream

been

article, which
the

Wack

another
matter
"

the

debated
from

dream,

newspaper

the

by

there
accounts

was

of

Wack

Mr.

then,

the

at

now

30tfa
stated

for

of

in

his

first time.

the

when

1891,

item, he

the

morning

of

family
31st

Mr.

again

attention

my

request

appears

of

unusual

related

previous night by

called

the

December

was

clipping bearing

newspaper

Aside

the

the

On

was

the

what

several

article, I find

morning

occasion

newspaper

and

dream

matter.

the

on

30th December,

the

which

following facts

which

just perused

item, and

newspaper

of

of

evening

mitted
sub-

city

29th-30th

that

with

recited

this

the

of

features, and
he

dream

"

agitated

discovered

the

1892.

on

that

I have

the

the

dream

On

1891.

present,

add

to

breakfast

of unusual

those

On

the

at

had

he

of

narrative

identical

Wack

Wack

consideration

of

story

of

account

an

leave

beg

of the

that

by

to

Harry

Mr.

by

you

corroborative
"

Gentlemen,
'*

February

to

tioned
men-

the

discussed

December,
the

on

same

family.
features

nothing

to

developed

and

hideousness

startle
the

us,

af"ir

until
in

TELEPATHIC

mysterious

the

in

PERSONALITY.

DUAL

first version

The

sense.

given

was

AND

of

morning

of

dispatchappeared

and

in the

of the

This

own

day.

same

knowledge being

present

(Mrs.)

Margaret

**

The

of

know

my

occasion.
Macdonald."

B.

St. Paul,

"

20/A

"Minn.,

February^ 1892.

Gentlemen,

"

I have

"

the

read

with

whom

and

days following,and

say

that

I visited

I also

when

Mr.

item, which
of the
read

he

the

on

of

the

the

was

the

(6 p.m.)
newspaper

night before.

I have

I believe

and

it

Wack's

Mr.

be

to

account

1891.
Hamilton."

B.

Paul,
"

20th

February

1892.

Gentlemen,
**

familiar

being

and
with

forth, I would

Wack

Miss

the

my

with

stated

B.

Hamilton,

incidents

and

endorsement
the

letters

foregoing

Rose

facts

add

in strict accord

"Mr.

the

read

Having

Macdonald

Mrs.

being

the

Mr.

positiveverification

"Rose

**

to

30th December,

"St.

I will

when

dinner

at

it from

of

morning

and

dream,

I understood

preciselyas
given

declared

December,

breakfast

at

attention

our

experienced

account

Macdonald,

permission

your

dream,

called

he then

dream

with

present
the

Wack

letter of Mrs.

29th, 30th, 31st

on

was

mentioned

Wack

set

dream

discovered

was

each

on

the

December.

30th

first newspaper

evening

213

to

of
and

therein
them

as

truth.

his dream

as

he

has

written

the

it in

of

mitted
1

89

to

came

It

articles

drew

these

of

of

30tb

which

dispatches

newspaper

to

December,

31st

thereafter

interesting,and

dream

December,

evening

morning

sub-

attention

our

the

on

the

on

was

the

made

and

30th

of

morning

has

he

I understand

upon

and

December,
1.

the

on

you,

newspaper

89

which

article

He

1.

the

DREAMS.

ON

S14

it

was

freely discussed.
E.

"C.
H.

Mr.

Smith,

W.

Branch,

American
with

the

Member

Associate

an

writes

case

Macdonald."

Dr.

to

of
in

Hodgson

the

tion
connec-

"

**OrncE

"

Smith

or

".

^290

^St.
"*

My

Dear
has

Wacks

cited

have

already

with

Mr.

through
that

Of

written

Wack,

the

least

to

his

you

for

which

is

to

in

respects
the

force

is

makes

matter

upon

had

often

mind

held

of

over

doubt

in

him
series
mind

my

substantiallycorrect,

all

application of

**

Wack

is

and

any

the

you.

own

my

previously

accept

preliminary interview

my

reasonable

no

he

statement
as

1S92.

house

communication
of

to

me

his

at

meet

it confirms

and

There

course

Mr.

14/4 Aprils

acquaintanceship,extending

our

of years.

at

in

high opinion

the

impossible

been

invitation
he

witnesses

Minn.,

Paul,

Exchange,

Sir,

''It
Mr.

Produce

Street,

6th

Mkechants,

Commission

Austrian,

allegationsof

these
which

Herbert

passed

facts
I

an

cannot

W,
over

to

Smith.'

tb*

fact
known
un-

AND

TELEPATHIC

which
he

should

have

the

seen

point of

815

for the

why

reason

event.

also

followingare

The

PERSONALITY.

somewhat

account

may

DUAL

from
interesting

the

same

'

view

"

1884.
Mr.

"

Francis

Pool, Leeds, sends

us

down

the

and

from

ex-keeper

his

the

followingnarrative, taken
lipsof William
Myers, bailiff

the Creskeld

on

wife, both of whom

Some

"

to

13

in

him

by

years

certain

near

dreamt

through those

gates

of

in each

them,

one

struggledwith them,
assistance.

who

My

woke

had

me

been, and

that very

and

; at

stoned

of

watching

face each

gates

poachers came

the

hold

the

our

place I

make
men

of

two

and

wife,

my
my

dream

light Justabout

hard

very

me

shoutingfor

time

I told her what

had

to

them

strugglesawoke

once

other,

up

shook

same

poachers did
some

here about

out

was

hand, and

at

at

that I seized

and

that I had

time, and

four

dream,

two

cries and

up

account.

that

that four

Elizabeth,

and

asleep in bed

was

place where

house

my

estate,

sign the

ago,

and

A.M.,

Hall,

of Creskeld

Alvey Darwin,

who

their

in my

saw

appearance

watching

were

there.
"

When

before
them
in
and

they

1 had
at

once

presence
the

any

see

conversation

I knew
of my

place where
'

to

came

all about
wife

both

they

had

me

with

in

the

any

morning,

one,

I told

it,describingto them
the
come

number
across

Vol, viii.,
part xxii. of ProceedingsS.F.Ji.

of

men

them.

DREAMS.

ON

SJ6

wife

My

**

and

cries

will

till she

dream

curious

which

struggles, of

unconscious

woke

the

at

all

corroborate

In

would

to

be

hide

ascertained

he

Before

A.

K.

p.

381),

dismissing

heard

would

to

place

no

cover

certainly

it

might

be

them

or

through

the

foes

in

"

next

the
that
a

there

dream-self

cart

reader

the

tenant

is

no

could

as

should

an

of

out

his

Dr.

vol. L,

violently at

assault

is

being

own.

of

worked,

previous evening

rapidlydriven.

to

Livings

suggestion
have

acci"

mere

refer

the

strikes

where

scene

upon
case

on

dream

dreamer
a

Darwin."

Alvey

{^Phantasms of

actually committed

had

the

is

that

gone

this

the

case

where

imaginary

fact

there

that

order

in

that

gates

Francis

(Signed)

Youngs

In the

think
as

had

inst,

referred

gates

pass

order

in

one

to

not

the

the

loth

perfectly well

sure

I do

coincidence,

the

1884.

truly,

yours

which

Myers."

of the

near

knew

almost

marked

if any

**

on

Myers.

14/*^ March^

letter

place

in, but

men

any

dental

the

wood.

frequently

not,

William

E.G.,

regularly watched,

ever

was

it

PUMP-CoURT,

your

which
be

certain

to

that

place

poachers
set

Temple,

answer

doubt

no

was

quite

was

Sir,
**

to

my

thought

Elizabeth

"3

I have

We

(Signed)
"

"Dear

myself

me.

to

as

say

time.
**

**

the

matter

except
dreamer

TELEPATHIC

AND

DUAL

"

''Near

Statement

"

Palmer

Hall,

Chigwell,

the

of

night

the

clock

Good

struck

told

that

something

at

the

and

once

wrong
that

convinced

at

down

fast

as

third

been

not

hastily,and

went

of

broken

stolen.

I at

to

had

been

stables

where
taken

to

the

with

place
had

mare

about

away

(distant about

mare

the

lie

two

matches

and

grey

get

night was

quarter

to

me

the

perceived

once

appearance

she

the

that

and

into

From

judged

I could

as

and

lamp

I should

persuaded
At

rest

I dreamt

stables, and

farm

in bed

agitation

wife

my

to

asleep. Just

fact that

She

taking

mile).

the

was

sittingup

Still I could

dressed

it

there.

go

again (I was

cold).

Mrs.

went

in violent

I awoke

one

so

fell

soon

very

profuse perspiration.
was

Friday, 1884,

and

me

1888.

yk^,

bailiflfto

Bass, farm

and

half-pastten,

before

up

Essex,

"

at

was

217

**On
bed

TuRNOURS

William

by

PERSONALITY.

had

been

had

lain

two

hours

previously.
"(Signed)
J.

Mr.
follows

B.

William

Sui^ey, enclosing this

Dear

Mr.
"

his

Street,

Holland

^thjuly,

years

those

to

Before

name.

at

in his

1888.

Myers,

Probably

beygnd

coachman

as

"

"Kensington,

you

writes

account,

"22

"

Bass."

Tumours

few
which

lines will
William

acceptable to

Bass

being employed
Hall, and

be

has

as

has

signed

bailiff he
been

was

thirty-two

place,a thoroughly trustworthy, straight-

ON

S18

forward
fellow
1

the

and

was

particularsof
them

down

how

long he

last

which

he

he

but

but

could

has

Bass
who

Barkworth

with

been

been

in

this

me

for

the

had

interviewed

recollection
Pressed

not

was

so

wife

no

of

having

of

the

to

in the

but

Bass

(and

wrong/
thus

him

to

go

to

quarter
he

got

confirmed
said

there

that

it

lay

hours

he

could

and
all

was

went

to

he

was

the

his
for

awake
bear

it

stable.

this, particularly
as

something

vivid

although

he

up

this.

impression

sleep again
until

no

recollected

had

the

vague,

irresistible,
so

he

what

but

has

about

and

dream,

be

wife

occurred

dream,

to

and

twice

incident

as

strong

His

details

Although

longer,when
'*

Aprils 1890.

previous evidence

neighbourhood,

something

know.

one

the

when

horses

the

saw

begged

about

his

\%ih

being specially anxious

the

to

impression
did

the

of

as

he

that

Mr.

by

afterwards) systematic horse-stealing

in

on

gone

time

while

long

SURGEV."

day.

About

"

of

state

"

confirmed

Bass

William

fright

perspiration,by

"

'*

No"

Very trulyyours,

"

since

writes:

g^ess

horrible

**J. B.
Mr.

only jotted

he awoke.

in

have

all

I had

if he

was

might

while.

good

Friday,

one

when

dreaming

he

supposed

excitement

I asked

'dripping'

was

of

immediately,

been
guess

of Good

speak

to

week.

had

shirt

his

and

his dream

known

it almost

possible to

not

Before

never

matter-of-fact

unimaginative,

most

conceivable.

884, he

DREAMS.

wrong

to

in

his
the

ON

220

rushing
in

fog, and

the

deck

got

into

the

by

the

twice, then

feet, when

bearing

down
out

of the

shouted

the

captain

all in

to

word

it hard

put

rudder

current,

our

side, and

which
of

or

two,

a-port

caused

the

she

the
I

swift

on

have

it would

heaved
in

acting
and

us

little

damage.

woke

up

some

of

stages

they

at

tide
she

who

men

were,

but

by

vessel

capstan,

which

had

the

from

chain, and

she

anchor
above

my
a

little lower

facts

to

the

of
to

with

take

soon

down.

captain,

anchor

litde

round

and
very

deck

and

in various

wanted
and

us

to

at

us

turns

and
once

next

remain

threatening
at

freeing their

left

and

her

some

of

very

doing
deck

on

coaxing

effect

in

passii^

her

but

on

stupidly

dint

them

I induced

turn,

appeared

intoxication, who

the

upon

upward

swung

jumped

once

it,

lifted it in consequence

when

chain

our

forecastle,

deck, explained

large

low

at

the

tiller,unlashed

cleared

anchor

at

sea

than

across

carrying (having

like

fell, rather

on

the

came

in

soon

vessel

current

slew

to

way

large

to

the

to

ran

some

rushed

again
more

was

fog

saw

us.

paced

be

to

climbed

alongside, fortunately,however,

came

in

he

undressed,

fog, and

with

who

boat

when

cable) caught

as

the

early

somewhat

rigging,rushed

the

the

was

having

I then

directlyupon

scrambled,

below,

went

round

looking

in the

daylight

deck, and

on

bright,clear atmosphere

my

quiet

asleep,only

get above

to

and

words.

same

went

rigging

fell

enveloped

were

we

alreadysome

berth, and

my

hastilydressed,
up

calm

was

was

or

once

awakened

all

there

and

morning,

that

swiftly,and

past very

dense

DREAM"

their

anchor

dropped

her

narrated

the

day

informed

TELEPATHIC

of

visitors

my

AND

the

DUAL

voice

human

in consequence

as

the

have

seen

other

vessels

think

cannot

relative
were

My

visitors

and

discontinued

at

their

it

of the
the

to

return

"'William

E.

me

"

referred

to, and

to

the

us

on

vessels, and
mile

or

no

more.

Greenwich,

to

visitors

Mr.

Brighten."
House,
6th

Southend-on-Ska,

the

of

one

was

could

one

no

trip.

"Argyll

**

our

really a

was

fog

half

desired

all owed

that

within

us

221

we

position of

near

once

which

to

preservation.
voice

PERSONALITY.

the

on

the

1884.

above

occasion

related

Brighten

December^

occurrence

followingday.
Robert

**

Parker.
Solicitor.

"

"*3i, Liverpool

Street,

"London."

for the

much

So

The

dreams.

**

Norwich

fresh

at

Mr.

and

vivid

certainlyof

less

no

lar
singu-

arranged

with

in. the

board,

we

me

solicitor in the

following dream,
of

the

if it

articled
for

steamboat,

In

that

clerk),having purchased
river

launches
that

and

happened

it.

frequentlynarrated

city

1861, it is

year

as

memory

my

steamer

the

to

March

in

in

I have

(also an

C.

supplanted by

on

Brighten's premonitory

the

of

time

happened

long paddle

holiday

the

it

yesterday,and
year

is

articles

serving my

was

although
as

second

Mr.

character.

of

first of

of

(of

use

the

should

we

so

class

since

day),

present
have

putting

our

(perhaps rashly) started

week's

provisions
without

any

engineer

or

attendant

pleasant

one

from

proceeded
far

North

and

stem

stem

to

9*30

P.M.

able

to

The

the

describe

by

top

bar, top and

before

and

then

and

moored

plan

of

stem

and

rope

and

boat

thus

to

freed

passed

under

the

the

at

the

once

quay

each
it like
drifted
the

bridge,then

don

towards

Yarmouth

long

lines

figures were

of

shipping

floatingin

secured

the

and
with

my

eyes

become

figures floating

appeared
the

be

to

mouth

which

boat

was

other, and

each

resolved

in the

in

the

of

the

after
a

upon

air, one

holding out

stem,

under

dark

have

floated

iron

Bray

to
to

moment

same

by

seemed

instantlyburned

first

the

turned

the other

must

hours

had

cabin

towards

they

each

were

secured*

thought

They

ropes

action, and

the

at

slept some

two

see

funnel.

they

gestures

have

the

of

top

the

at

we

and

pointing

last

at

some

and

the

converse,

river

must

I could

and

air about

earnest

the

about

and

over

commenced.

that

transparent,
in the

in

and

home,

for

name

folding doors,

coming

bottom.

local

against the threshold,

inside

hatch

dream

my

opened,

the

from

small

two

as

as

Quay,

turned

we

at

as

we

Bure,

North

comfortable

was

beds

our

doors

by shutting
the

cabin

enjoy

and

goods)

conveniently moored

were

the
wherry {i.e.^

barges conveying

the

to

was

and

i"., River

night

we

trip

Yarmouth,

to

River,

where

Yarmouth,

Our

kind.

any

Norwich

the

up

of

Acle, returning that

as

Great

at

DREAM"

ON

1"2

to

the

forefinger,

forefingertouched
a

red-hot

with

iron.

the

The

rapid ebb,

suspension bridge, then

across

the

broad

bridge,then

down

All

this

there.
air

above

the

of

waters

between
time

two

boat, and

TELEPATHIC

both
to

forth

giving

break

for

the

that

certainly
there

be

the

leston, and

the

bar

in

those

waters

we

musical

by

exchanged
of

screams

the

as

from

bounded

shivering

couch,

the

them

head

the

that
both
our

had
he

the

saw

held

rope

but

unprotected shins,

ropes,

who
and

night. My

his

doors, and
dream,

to

came

we

ruined

friend
I

at

the

by which

on

friend

my

he

C,

shouted

time.

We

bruising

woke

up

the

assistance, supplying

our

was

my

just parted.

same

cries

our

told

outwards,

boathook,

for

snug

upbraided

once

effort

doors

me

the

made

were

and

instinctivelyturned

at

go

sink.

to

myself (in

crash, and

the

by

stern

doors

beside

saw

were

mouth,

horror, it had

my

hideous

wild

found

despairingly to

on

the

above

to

aroused

been

wherryman,
fresh

for the boathook

Turning
who

rope

for

my

the

calm, bright moonlight night,and

to

ceased,

reach

the

and

whirling, when

With

outside

awake

night-clothes)

the

beyond

rapidly began

pieces, and

to

of

sea

never

burst

Gor-

hurrying

broad

to

At

sea.

turn

figures

drowning, choking.

was

last

soon

boat

appeared

waters

the

to

lay

familiar

every

were

dark

two

triumph

the

last

the

but

village of

sharp

had

should

we

bar,

the

were

which

sounds,

sea

miles

the

to

companion,

my

the

waters

I tried

thought

to

then
the

swift

over

tumbling
the

half

to

the

where

river

and

and

two

223

apparently saw

eyes

came

we

out

crossing

passed Southtown,

we

I
wake

and

drifted

we

helpless. My

last

if

PERSONALITY.

sounds.
me

upon

swamped

object along

At

musical

spell

knew

DUAL

AND

me

him

then

the

for the

the
veiy

whole
much

rest

of

wreck

of

of

the

excited.

DREAMS.

ON

8M

Next

when

asleep
of

I could

day

reflect that

calmly

the

inevitablyhave

must

the

parted

ropes

had

I dreamed

tragedy

place

taken

remained

we

all its literal

in

detail.
"William

E.
Argyll

"

Mr.

Witness,

"

Thorpe, Norwich
I

"

to, and

and

out

excited

an

boat.

already
Mr.

the

Brighten

House,

occasion

referred

the

on

1884.

of the

the
the

his

boathook,

bows
bow

of

moment

dream

the
had

rope

in

passed

scene

related

once

the

with

part,

rope

which

doors, upon

hold

to

with

commenced

matter

Brighten

whole

at

Guild

crash

stern

The

gone.

Clabbum,

the

of

trying

state,

saw

Essex,

Brighten

Mr.

saw

"Southend,

"

the

by

House,

knowledge

my

went

in

Mr.

awakened

being
I

states

with

was

W.

J.

Brighten."

to

me

as

above.

**

**

Each

"

had

other

any

Clabburn."

Argyll

House,

6M

Southend,

is

experience

W.

James

*'

and

unique,
voice

dream

or

dreamer

can

December,

have

of

warning

1884.
never

impending

danger.
*"

Neither

of

run

have

my

am

mankind.
name

appended

all

at

have
to

no

the

"William
Few
to

range

of

our

under

narratives
any

one

are

of

more

our

beyond

the

ordinary

possible objection to
statements.

E.

Brighten."

difficult than
definite

classes.

these
In

TELEPATHIC

some

way

eure,

as

AND

Mr.

aware

of

could

have

Brighten obtained

Richet

M.

revealed.

premonition

or

or

unembodied

mind

known

been

the

first is

follows
Mr.

From

from

clairvoyance
embodied

any

instances

two

or

discovering

the

lost

Some

it

was

Brockelbank,

Marsden

20

Road,.

S.E.^

six

months

recurred

never

I dreamt

same

lay

awake

the

truth

the said
I had

time

thought
quite

to
as

as

that

the

dream.
trousers,

dreamt

The

awake

or

the

retracing
pair of

Vol.

the

viii.,
part

to

my

memory
to

or

that

went

xxii. of

16

the

to

and

prove

there

is

carry

knife, and

in search

of

Brockelbank."

ProceedingsS.

P.

P,

of
was

this^

train of

no

would

the

it

above

senses

about

awoke,

me

enough

sure

in my

trousers

of

pocket

"

upstairs in search

went

and
of

subject

whatever

knife.

my

and

the

for-

off, I suppose

cast

"Augustus
*

in

of
peculiarity

experiment

an

way

was

I had
loss of

any

I think

I had

knife, and
in

it

when

"

time, till it occurred

my

was

the

memory

my

pair of

when

back

loss of

1884.

pocket-knife.

afterwards

trousers

some

of

lost

night

one

the

that

to

pair of

certain

as

ago

entirely the

gotten

The

article.

"

years

some

has

dream

\^hjuly,
**

the

of

out

A.

Dulwich,

East

one

of

means

as

call it

investigated,where

and

became

ordinary facuhy

no

to

we

he

way

which

supiri-

quote

now

some

comitlunication

or

many

Are

2S5

connaissance

it ; in

terms

impending dangers

I will

PERSONALITY.

DUAL

it

me

was

them.

ON

2^6

There

is much

sometimes

the

in such
in

occur

that Mr.

DREAMS.

waking hours,

Brockelbank

knife

had

in that

was

to

at

as

for it is

time

one

He

pocket

rapidlyforgottenthe fact
probablysome

flash of memory

might

probable

observed

that

have

verj-

may

but nevertheless there

supraliminal
knowledge

for the

was

dream

revive.
We

in the

will

three

take

now

waking

state

where

cases

the

memor)'

incapai/eof seeing the

was

lost

article :
"

4/^ Ftbntary^ 1889.

'^"On

reachingMorley's Hotel

"

Edgars.

to
disappointed

could

noticed

that

had

of the

one

ladies about

at

dream, and

brooch.

The

but

found, and

ladies, I said

papers

'

same

had
to

This

been

Vol. viii.,
part xxii. of

very

they

nightdreamed
of the

number
the

table, and
it would

be.

that

Queen
in

my

I had

Directlyafter

Edgar's and asked to

the young
time telling
where

I had
from

moved

the astonishment
is the

was

vexed, and

very

that page.
"

Swan

the

was

where

page

to

the

on

plateson

went

the papers,

were

been

but

search
diligent

that
a

once,

in

up

the very

saw

breakfast
see

brooch.

find it shut

newspaper

hear that after

on

gold brooch,
at Swan
room
fitting

at

the brooch, and

about

I should

left in
there

sent

find the

not

worried

dream

had

supposedI

o'clock

I missed

Tuesday, 29th January, 1889,

which

at

one

that

FroceedingsS.

the

seen

that

room,

of the young
contains

my

P* J^.

.*J

ON

2:28

finishinga

on

to

searched

meekly

then

short

unused

it

mentioned

interest

for

out

the

so

found

Did

you

it

after, on

no

the

removal

'

had

did

it had

not

special

no

but

thought of;

more

the

house,

thing

dream

your

drawer

first

the

not,

was

in

stood

the little pictures.

whether
the

took

of

wardrobe

the

drawers

taken

being

lighten it,there, snugly enough, lay the envelope

to

the

and

'

that

family, but

my

part of the

another

and

I dreamt

wardrobe

and

removing

them, and

months

several

after

ascertain

to

We

submitted

carelessness,

dressing-room,

in it,by

found.

fruitlessly.

in

drawer

morning,

them,

return

be

to

twelvemonth

to

thought.

naturallybe asked,

the

to

of

out

top

anything
I

my

than

It will
in

for

reproofs

More

nowhere

were

but

passed
**

I intended

unceasingly,
to

matter

out

letter in which

dismay, they

my

DREAMS.

little

pictures!

wife

of

have

them

mounted

and

framed."

The
Harford

him.
he

had

where

there.

every

them

given
I

could

not

was

to

me

not

money

it.

success.

much

and

other

put

went

looked.
not

for
thai

disturbed,

the

to

It

was

improbable
I searched

likely or

Night

the

away

remember

By degrees
corner,

him

give

to

However,

box, and

without
it.

did

me.

find

drawer, and

found

day

in several

not

date

"

one

Emorton,

given

usuallyput

impossible, but
had

had

Brand,

follows, under

as

884

me

to

I looked

places,but
in

he

felt startled, for

place
not

that

dollars

100

asked

F.

writes

29th March,

Brand

Mr.

W.

Rev.

Co., Maryland,

Findowsay,
**

the

came

even

and

for the

loss

TELEPATHIC

loss

we

prayed
the

been

put

for

up

daylight mind
look

to

there

up), and
in

me

look

the

my

dream
the

the

here

impossible

to

consciousness

was

giving

my
one

good deal,

sewed

were

I did

been

have
the

to

do

the

care,

in those
it

of

the

to
nor,

although
days."
quite

seems

supraliminal

seekers

aware

not

able

away,

money

where

cases

that

wakened

dream

it into my

for him

ever

In

remember.

never

putting

suppose

carefully
absurd

they

my

not

three

are

had

that

an

me

the

treasure.

whether

thing

person.

moths.

me

think

(I

I do

my

to

if not,

I found

and

summer,

bed

or,

shawls

the
one

any
to

it ;

that
of

seemed

lost

of

innocent

an

impressed

say

Brand

unusual

Then

to

of

fact

an

the

morning.

indeed, of Mr.
was

the

like

the

find

might

bundle

for

going

I dreamt

shawls

night,but

until

recall

it

place

was

I should

"

this

in, but

Before

protection against

I unfastened

and

of

than

thought

fall upon

during

away

wrapped

it.

"29

more

the

night

middle

the

in

money

even

at

not

of the

course

PERSONALITY.

but

earnestly that

very

suspicion might

that

taken

having

me

us

concerned

were

about

In

for

large one

was

DUAL

AND

lost

article's

position.
Crellin, 62

Mrs.

From

Hilldrop Crescent,

N.^
1884.

**

from

When
my

school

French

transferred

to

fingerjust
^

teacher's
my

before

Vol.

gfirlI

hand
On

own.

going

one

to

day foolishlyremoved
a

I, in fun,

ring,which

it from

removing

bed, I found

that

viii.,part xxii. of Proceedings S. P,

R.

my
stone

fallen

had

teacher.

We

moving

from

had

the

spot marked

in my

narrative

simplicity

been
and

of

dream, and

ever,
I, how-

stone.

lying cm

stone

direct

went

the

recovered

stone.

it, but

commend

may

the

to

lost

nothing thrillingin

exactness

ing,
even-

and
drilling-room,*

'

our

my

been

the

of

the

to

I had

as

lost

saw

troubled

given

course

hastily and

has

and

the

night

floor

I dressed

awaking

This

that

in the

plank

had

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find

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much

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class-rooms,

hope

dreams

ring

another

to

not

in my
certain

four

one

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on

ring, and

the

of

out

it,especiallyas

about

DREAMS.

ON

230

it

its

to

your

notice."
Mr.
In

**

the

taken

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me

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remembers
much

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Captain

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ence,
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; but

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same

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form

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of the

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course

additional

not

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rooms,
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the

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witness.**

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sized

search

went

J. Windsor

Mrs.
N.B.

in the

excellent

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to

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Mrs.

me,

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"

with

in all of them

about

conversation

four class-rooms

have

is

adds

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of
was

loth January^

1864, my

father

livin^^ at

189s.

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TELEPATHIC

Norfolk.

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young

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father.

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at

home,

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out

the

(nephew

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ride

231

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Charles

Mr.
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remember

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horse

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party.

estate.

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mount

PERSONALITY.

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Gambier

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pupil

to

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stone

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line, but

success.
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much

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whole

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lovely morning.

directly on

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further

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to
as

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dream,

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at

to

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bank.

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stone,

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the

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house, the

embankment

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I

the

near

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two

were

Stuart."

seen

L.

J.

Squires.'

"Prof.

James,
Dear

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the

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and

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follows
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man

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been

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pocket,
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in

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watch,

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its loss.

Squires

could

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three

night still thinking

one

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the

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peculiar position; rocks,

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his

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day

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night
saw

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"

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mind

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some

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Davis,

watch

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of

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of

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place,J. L. Squires by

pasture.

lost

for

**

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the

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the

of this

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pasture.

here

near

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man,

young

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head

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young

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place

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at

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table, he
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as

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233

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engaged

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head,

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in which

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us,

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night,when
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that

of

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farmer

buildings with

farm

cattle that

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said

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order

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mow

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twenty-third

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Davis,

cattle, eighteen

but

month

Wesley

named

of

month

the

mile

one

the

of

State

aforesaid.

town

of

day

In

in

began working for

**

Gale.

and

of Windham,

county

then

being

Vermont,

in the

if

to

sworn

1887, ^ Jesse L. Squires,

March,

of

in the

Guildford,

age,

and

Vermont."

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'*

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statement

"John
"

to.

wholly

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watch,

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PERSONALITY.

straight to

go

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horse

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AND

TELEPATHIC

the

o'clock

to

search

the

watch

into

the

place

the

ON

234

and

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having

in which

the

that

it

succeed

in

had

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felt very

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after

still

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lose

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cer-

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searched

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noon.
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probable locality

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all the

paid twenty-fivedollars.

thought

afternoon

after

his

could

had

him, and

not

he

about

badly

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watch

time, and

living,and

which

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finding it,although

o'clock.

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watch

of

lost while

was

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for
idea

any

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twelve

his

looked

morning

next

DREAMS.

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sleep

to

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for

looking

the

night.
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"

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inches

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like

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had
may

feet

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be

the

and

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fence

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in

as

called, and

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certain

as

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out

vision,' 'dream,'

would

not

crushed

or

go.

twelve

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to

feet
stone

half

out

morning,

next

that

and

rods

ten

could

go

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told

and

get it.

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or

whatever

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go

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lay about
the

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have

to
*

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in diameter,
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been

mow

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;

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which

of the watch

ground.

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where

brush

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in the

was

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creature

the eastward

one

of

by

the

face of the watch

steel chain

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hour

upon
It

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high.

small

lay

away.

large spot

it

as

mile

what

sleep,at

my

it

spite of the jests

DREAMS.

ON

236

the

to

return

my

house

gold cuflf-stud,that

I valued

merely

that

and

remembered

did

when

it

useless
of

of

think

not

search

to

As

ground

night

I dreamed

grape-vine clinging to
leaves

the

at

dreams,

distinctlysaw

seeing
They

answering
asked,

the

the

alone.

grounds

after

vine

exactly

the

long

time

suddenly
looked

slightestrecollection
the

them

on

base

were

of

lying heaped

up,

large

struck
my

number

my

dream.

eye,

My

them,

and

vowed

I had

not

told

pushed

of
and

the

leaves

there

friends
there
any

them

one

lay

refused
was

the

some

out

and

I had

not

passing

or

leaves

I had
a

the

at

I approached
and

scattered

gleam

of

stud, exactly
believe

in

wall

uncomfortable

when

to

but

dreams.

aside.

thither, and

them

in my

not

why

go

the

dead

the

did

anything

dream.

cautiously, feelingrather
and
decidedly silly,

and

upon

The
as

to

excuse

seeing

previous day.

bered
remem-

the dream,

of

in my

I had

they

as

my

The

tell them

not

came

in

whom

recall

hither

I walked

they

as

some

dead

pile of

leaves,

if

ashamed

I made

morning

withered

with

not

I did

description.

dead

with

vine,

and

season

gleaming.

afternoon

could

they

I felt somewhat

as

during
the

that

replied

the

saw

the

out,

it seemed

was

with

stud

wall

such

the friends

previous

any

that

my

I asked

the

walking

it

return,

my

covered

was

wall, and

until

quite dark,

was

sake.

started

we

again

Underneath

base.

followingmorning
been

it

it

the

That

leaves.

it when

wore

for it, especiallyas

and

autumn

for association's

notice

or

missing.

was

lost

I had

that

I discovered

when

trick about

gold
as

I told

it,but

particularsof the

in

as

dream,

TELEPATHIC

that

somewhat

'

'

uncanny

From

237

will

matter

and

Surveyor:"
California,

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on

to

lose it.

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pastime
the

us

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getting tired
as

in

me

first
but

quite

as

shock

I made

I had

home
Had

be

must

searched

and

hazy

definite.

of

sort

Got

up

round

my

dream

about

After

breakfast

followed

night

before

to

the

home

lady's

but

diligentlyall day,
of the

found

it
went

ring. Along

impressive dream.

the

saw

from

to

bed

towards
the

It gave
;

that

find

Went
bed.

to

went

the

ring,

it.

ring,but nothing
before
we

there
In

not.

lost

and

room

and

towards

discovery

I've

the direction

swing,
and

that

searched

early and

under

make

ring.

my

I would

that

found, and

that

girlhome,

best

my

there,

was,

scup,

in

would

returning along

I missed

impression
it

seen

usual, when
when

up

indulged

foot

of

bank

moonlight night, after

had

was

never

immediately

my

beautiful

and

duty bound,

morning,

livelythat

me

the

fixed

we

Co.,

only sister

told

near

land

the

swinging, I

of

and

trees,

One

residing

was

my

had

folks

that

so

deep impcession.

little grove

young

extent

became

swing

I left home

gold ring and

the

among

ago

1887.

river, in Sullivan

Before

beautiful

years

Delaware

with

me

lot of

swing,

the

York.

presented

said

twenty-five

of

banks

of New

State
had

of

Upwards

**

be

always

memory."

in my

C.E.

C.H.H.,

PERSONALITY.

the

and

impossible,

was

DUAL

AND

breakfast.

had

taken
the

to

the

young

fact, I searched

thinking

morning

ring,covered

very

had

by

ously
seri-

very

little

DREAMS.

ON

258

ridge

of sand,

That

dream

between
was

footprintsunder

two

vivid

so

that

road, buildings,fences, trees,

the

footprintstherein,

soon

it

as

swing,

attempting

not

the

until

removed
rolled

out

in

the

the

trees,

train of

sea,

the

river

of dreams

and

there

York
I

than

state

and

awful

an

up

all creation

last

in the

also

was

Several

**

and

livingat

nineteen

the

close

last

for

whether
merelv

one

this
the

don*t

that

time.

time

to

see

will be

second

remark

this has

but

I have

that

several

still in the

what
of

and

sand

ate

more

twenty-four hours,

thinking

am

of age

years

thought

think

after the above

years

across

hallucination

no

thinking, and

but

not

was

home,

time, enjoyed perfect health, and

than

R.R.
head

my

was

went

about

was

Erie

the

to

honest, useful dream.

square,

I had

ridge, and

its way

on

banged

There

ring.

ring

the

boot

my

there, standing in the

was

good,

the

kept

of

singing overhead

and

sure

the

into

ridge,

toe

were

rushing

make

to

the

lay

up

I would

the

; no,

for breakfast
and

on

fist

that, but

picked

was

cars

my

land

about

birds

river

the

top of

the

passed along.

with

times

from
The

On

way.

deliberately

with

and
footprints,

ring.

the

on

as

that

for

before-mentioned

the

reached

the

for it

with

and

I started

see

I walked

little sand

to

see

sand,

dream,

in the

as

look

to

swing

said

between

same

light enough

was

arriving at
sand

the

and

swing

swing.

I could

awaking

on

the

the

so

been

I knew

so

long

interest

to

sister

I will

it, and

of

you,
to

dream,

that

think

you

endeavoured

another

that
more

My

now.

I had

at

yet

an4
work

will
this

dream

business

up

to

practicaluse

in the

years

gone

TELEPATHIC

by

it has

but

the

been

with

Any

Royce,

used

one

in

of

sure

third

The
has

basis

better

The

it has

be

I have

as

and

years,

probable

am

foundation

connection

criticallytold.

more

Southern

this

in

quoted

is

and
is

narrator

Professor

sincerelytold."

to

case

be

to

seems

this story,

little with

that

doubt

no

that

trate
concen-

dreams."

that

once

not

than

is

fact, and

far, can't

so

forth

239

narratives," continues

to

grown

more

PERSONALITY.

intenseness

bring

recognises at

**

suggested, has
not

that
to

me

DUAL

total failure

with

mind

necessary
**

AND

Col.

gentleman,

V.

A.

S. of Texas.

I have

noticed

request

you

York

In the New

**

such
address

person

The

of honour

word

boy

one

This

his life in

of

his

years

these

previous
children

One

day

very

small

long.

A
from

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our

ence,
experi-

etc., should

me

which

of

very

ordinary
extra-

pledge

you

to

farm

of my

My

this story

days

to

about

afterwards

years,

lost

previous to

this

fourteen

had

being

unusually affectionate
occasion

Massachusetts.

in

the pet sister

girlswas

wife

buy

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made

other.

girls each

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a

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girlsreceived

neighbours' girls,
some

six

some

motherless

and

two

the

died

toward
for

children,

four

my

six months

about

birth.

with

of about

age

lady's knife,
few

to

I lived

ago

youngest

her

since

truth

girls,on

accident
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narration.

unusual

some

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you

"

the

at

son,
an

having

ith inst.,

three

and

only

the

five years

About

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in

followingseems

for

dream,
my

December,

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you.

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as

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six of

them.

My

old,

was

youngest

delighted

so

it with

carried
the

children

and

at

on

DREAMS.

ON

240

set

heart

but

the

efforts
she

went

dreamed

her,

that

taking

her

will

darling, I

by

the

brother

and, mnning
sister, got

on

the

of

top

looked

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knife

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her

In

answer

Both

hay

brother

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whole

times

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there

not

continues
under

date

to

Professor
of

promises,

night

the

brother

is

and

to

came

my

The

showed

mow,

dream

showed

is,*

so

was

sister
her

that

where

girlshastilydressed
walked

and

direct

found

the

said

party

that

day before,

and

by

her

to

the

knife

they

on

all

insisted

then.
remarkable

very

dream.

for further

request

Royce,

child

little knife

your

"*

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of

saying, 'Come,

and

her

many

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up

greatest

barn, the little girl,assisted

top of the

was

sorts

lost

the

my

joyfullytellingher

knife.

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by

find

my

broke

nearly

of

place.

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play

spite

climbing the

the

had

hay.

there

the

that

where

awoke,

to

indicated

spot

you

she

find

would

she

hand,

hay,

finallybroke

beloved

the bam,

to

the

to

all

the

knife, marking

life-like that
her

dear

show

and, leading her

her

dead

afternoon

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weeping.

her

of

work

with

she

that

play and jumping

terrible loss

In

years

filled with

to

mow

success.

child

the

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to

gloominess.

bed

to

set

nine

or

first knife

excitement

This

knife.

pacify the

to

the

without

in

party

her

large bam

the

to

all hands

and

treasure,

this

During

little girllost her

her

with

climbing the

to

hay.

some

all times.

at

strolled

once

the

her

eight

one,

**our

29th December,

Yours,

etc"

confirmation,'*

correspondent writes,
1887

"

"

TELEPATHIC

Yours

to

The

I have

this

in my

dream

time

of the

what

think
in

ever

the

could

first

at

mind

my

sister

let

to

without

other

no

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she

knew

out

to

dream,

the

knife

brother

said

that

she

would

give

'

not

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and

at

once

by

she

night and

persuade

her

that

was

she

show

and

until I
walked

picked the

said, and
'

that

it

family.

my

says:

"

told

brother

took

showed

it

this

to

direct

to

up

oh, here

it

the

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of

her.

said that

place,
She

getting

the spot,
out

her

seeing

quiet her.

along.

went

to

me

only

of

She

led her

to

was

sure

me.

tried

spot

knife."

my

up

that

knife

16

the

to

in

so

to

One

experience, and

her

the hand, and

peace

hay

brother

picked

with

peace

I told her

hay

direct

similar

was

the

all the
way

top of the

on

to

she

would

the

dressing, sister

were

knife

during

her

and

other

and

up

her

talkingto

walked

along

went

her

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get it.

to

experience happened

but

took

sure

have

not

bam

reaching

moment,
any

tried

and

laughed

the

to

went

had

barn

was

sisters.

I could

knife, and

and

where

the

I told my

waking

on

dream, but I insisted that brother

ahead,

got

we

I don't

my

similar

As

recollect

cannot

feelingthat

that

dream.

my

up

knife.

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sister who
* *

dream

step

every

I had

night

me.

never

girls.

the

hesitatinga

She

go

walk

brother.

with

the

with

me

to-day

of my

the

until

went

recollection

I had

get

me

of my

statement

during the night,but

laughed at

shown

had
in

and

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awake

morning
go

hand.

to

"

could

was

241

vivid

very

inst

the

give

says

day.

walked
at

2nd

I will

little dreamer
**

to

of December

request

your

PERSONALITY.

DUAL

AND

saying,

the

hay/

is/ picked up the

ON

U%

and

had

We

knife.

the

again,
We

DREAMS.

looking this place all

been

previous evening.**

quote

other

one

"

I4fk/ammafy,

**

*'

the

on

29th November,

gardener,

our

of

to

This

was

six

at

hour

steps and
success

make
and

people,he

to

his home

left

walked
the

into

dreamt
he
the
the

wife

He

the

dream

to

the

place and
the

remaining
is

Surely

articles recovered
*

Vol.

again.
found

are

he

me

had

did

his

without
full

town

returned

the

night he
he had

leaving it,he
struck

half-sovereign
his foot

under

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fallingasleep again
Early
his

rollingaway

in its

his foot

the

in the

dream

he

morning

fulfilled

of the

gold,

to

and

place.

truthful
intelligent,

most

here

and

dream,

to

money

home.

where

after
there

5s. remained

same

silver
"*

that

the

letter, even

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heap, and

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.

the

and

of the houses

one

and

way

hopeless and

distant

the

went

as

half-sheet

tell

this he

night

road

the

and

to

carefullyretrace

to

crossing the

mud

away

his

told

to

containing

paper

rolled

went

and

note,

it up

mile

quite a
he

fair

'

was

last gave

at

that

it

him

I gave

his

to

inquiry, but

every
as

of

dreamt

I advised

place

parcels

evening.

returned

took

5s. in

on

the

in

1850.

day

two

houses

gardener

lost his wages.

post, and

to

o'clock

the

after

that

his wages,

various

at

dream

On

1886.

letters

leave

remarkable

Wilmot,

G.

some

paper,

note

an

followingrather

The

again

over,

enough
through

of
the

these

."

man.

instances

revelations

viii.,part xxii. of Proceedings S. P.

of

R.

of

lost

dreams

such

made

memorandum

the

correct

at

error

from

passed
I had
did

it
had

the

to

books

very

in the

of

from

in my

surprise,at

my

memorandum

very

the

imagine

may

you

I returned

to

when

I found

error

which

and

pencil,with

which

have

the

long

time

such

the

referred

written

in

and

could

not

understand

about

my

impression

accidentallyin

in the

am

is

that

the

room,

I
or

must

it.

habit

of

have

either

gone

nearly

"

may

similar

add
occurrence

that,

on

took

pencil
for

pencil

carrying,and
found

downstairs

dark,

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it

for it
"

'*P.S.

the

following afternoon,
I

I
and

paper

memorandum

been

hours,

where

to

as

rather

or

the

time.

and

which

that

cash-book

paper

not

the

during

waking

whatever,

anything

and

razor,

the

my

at

I found

as

piece

both

was

one

purpose

up

was

to

in

the

had

asleep,detected

it down

I made

the

made

me

turned

writing materials,

bedroom,

there

on

detect

not

I returned

my

been

when
really,

certainlymust

in my

and

and

recollection

no

the

obtained

It

that I had
I could

I have

to.

office

our

actuallyjotted

had
**

effect

nor

finding thereon

had

fancied
The

previous night

When

wipe

to

morning

which

on

early for

dressing table

had

day, althoi^h

shave, I took

to

having

dream,

my

the

sleep.

I did

as

proceeded

my

of

me

and,

in the

I awoke

before

afternoon,

dressing,and

of paper

circumstances

throughout

me

apparentlybeen engaged
home

of

slightestrecollection

occur

once

time,

the

to

me

leisure

When

mind.

my

the

not

whole

enable

would

as

some

the

this, that

done

DREAMS.

ON

244

former

J. E.
occa^on,

place; with,

how-

TELEPATHIC

of

difference, that

this

ever,

and

dream

the

of

awake

above,

the

the

not

was

to

see

Should

would

corroborate

to

me."
The

have

quote

next

the

although

of

cases

same

which
record

clue,

some

dream-self

with

From

Mr.

Lymington

basis

T.

A.

and

it

is

to

Early

in

connected
There

sunset,

interested

iiM

in coal

there

1876

was

with

large deficiencyin

no

was

under

bungalow

believer

in

interpret
ever,
time, how-

of

and

effect of

the

blurring
that

conceivable

the

supplied
work.

Towers,

"

was

evening

s,

deeply

am

shall

Davey

Amwood

Peterson,

"

"

Dr.

have

which

on

T.

which

incidents

forgotten, may

now

prejudicial

strong

its usual

desire

no

be

to

the

with
;

wishing

have

also

only, as,

one

any

length

between

details

likelyto print

certainly not
The

way.

of

accuracy

is

would

credited

be

to

time.

occurrence

initials

resemblance

elapsed

must

with

percipient,who

the

in

be

you

might

that

the

Peterson's

Mr.

some

spiritual intercourse,
them

it

certainly

at

by inquiry,I

in type

two

when

in

it

conclusion

the

at

case

let it appear

name

my

245

memorandum

the

personal satisfaction

the

L awoke

please
I

although
for

made

detailed.

above

I have

PERSONALITY.

perfectlyaware

was

having

however,

This,

DUAL

AND

where

out

of

means

sittingin
the
I

shade
was

easy

of

mines

in

Bengal.

investigatingmatters

getting
an

February, 1884.

at

the

the

chair, a
tree,

staying,and

cash

account.

truth.

One

little before

opposite

I fell

the

asleep,my

brain

full of

being

In my

correct

"Ask

Baboo

my

me

when

So-and-So,

in the

service

previous
friend

named.

native, and

mind
In

In

'*

neither
do

He

1 had
that

I had

think

in

was

to

the

for

him

he

to

well

indeed

many

so

little,so

surely, as

more

are

of

out

dwell

satisfied

my

"

the

to

Baboo's

but

ten

years,

him

twice

had

and
in

the

collateral

gave

could

It is all

our

my

object

evidence

aside.

The

it is forced

upon

grasping

one

great

before,

our

minds

smallest

on

so

us

P."

which

we

But

interesting
who

know

unknowable.
we

must

strive

we

more

T.

permit

to

great mystery

remarked

on

space

be written

little of the

very
was

did

T.

A.

field

large

very

longer

volumes

subject.

led

object

opens

might

which

with

*"

This

to

for the

sent

person,

connected

way

although

in view,

led

no

the

Baboo

adds

as

spoken

ever

been

during

Peterson

such
of

was

had

head

which

remark

was

to

fitted."

cap

your

heard

nor

he

this

evidence
the

there

knew
seen

not

life.

to

the

on

who

information

get

Mr.
inquiries,

answer

name,

to

head

to

answer

that

after

days

written

whose

then

on

came

asked

say,

it down

put

native

told

was

was

managed

to

as

one

gentlemen named,

Some

discover

to

and

years,

and

was

remained

namt

afterwards,

and

account
some

confidential

of several

ten

I heard

This

head
two

or

which

to

fancied

awoke,

my

hour

Baboo

me

sleep I

When

an

perplexityas

So-and-So'.

memory

paper.

DREAMS.

ON

246

how

quota

to

But

put

know,

**

incidence"
co-

the

incapable we
of

the

infinite

TELEPATHIC

Who

are

It

those

know

was

Pascal,
of

most

as

those

who

of

nothing

who

are

who

that

us,

wish

of

far

to

we

are

PERSONALITY.

DUAL

"thus

say

Who

for

to

we

farther"?

well

AND

to

contrary

it

say
"

shalt

thou

**this

cannot

see,

and

go
be

so

no

cause
be-

?
human

understood

wrote

247

**

and

There

is

enough

disposition

".

nature

as

enough

light

darkness

for

248

VII.

CHAPTER
PREMONITORY

of

beginning

The

Evades

things evades
We

also.

us

DREAMS.

only

see

us

; their

the

middle.
Ikdian

"

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to

now

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sneered

investigatedand

proved.

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into

that

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far

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lines

who

man

He

"

have

been

sought

in

than

we

coincidences
prove

the death

proportion

connection

of the person
^

Vol.

X.,

the
to

in

he

three

of
the
to

aliened
a

much
that

(2)

or

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collection

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non-coincidental

(3) admitting

cases

that

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monition,
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explains.

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take

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must

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more

is

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there
is

It

Poet.

that

dream

disbelieved

at,

word

convenient

use.

of

aid

may

the

apparition

maintain

part xxvi. of Proceedings 51 P, R"

that

to

and
this

PREMONITORY

is

connection
favourable

of the

in

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rests.

than

more

the

the
the

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coincidences,

chapter, our

collectors

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of

452.

10

in the
the

12,

425,

in

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of

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we

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to

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of

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as

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in

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with

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381.4, 383-24* 379.24,

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twenty-six

that

report

17,

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returns

in

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442,

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last

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reader

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one

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way

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in

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evidence

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to

the reader, and

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the

by

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lines of

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reference

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condition

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normal

some

in

case.

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**

hallucination

249

consists

but
telepathic,

not

to

percipient

DREAMS.

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number

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ment
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on

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world

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the

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dreams,

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relatively

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life?

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basis

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to

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Psychical Research,

for

greatest

collector

the

knowledge

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Society

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experience,

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us

of

evidence

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ON

252

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he

is

give
of

indeed

soul

more

less

or

of

purpose,

brain

is

capable on

One

night
of

matter

proposing

asked

the

to

over

there.

fashion, I lounged with

for

only

but

fingers had

rested

and

looked,

I woke

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dream

was

I did

when

of

matter

was

day

next

business,

asked

to

with
wait

mantelpiece (the

broken

mummy,

hand, and

on

ring"

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it

various

dream

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from
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dull

in Dreams

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by

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red

time-

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Frederick

in

the

towards

previous night

upon

ring

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knick-knacks,

of
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rate

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hand;

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any

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my

wrist

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a

make

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at

"

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in

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room

from

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newly

English

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upon

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on

great

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usual

moments.

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saw

hand

woman's

few

some

on

fine

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arm

my

sleeping

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into

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are

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of

in

and

importance

to

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prophesied

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it

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a

still

had

little

been
been

DREAMS.

PREMONITORY

Wherefore

genuinely precious.

had

and

with

and

wrist

the

have

who

account

of

the

sleep.

Some

latter

In the
remember
*'

date

of

have

dream,

and

of

future

of

the

visit

events

time.

of

The

commercial

subscription

which

at

my

to

novel.

dreams,

her

to

after

this is of

no

that

in

the

state.

she

should

waking.
was

remembered

consequence,

advice, recorded
also

an

ordinary

somnambulistic

suggested

but

her

in

spontaneously

next

them

kept

request,

occurred

following case

but

Vol.

the

they

Signa. Maria, following my

the

severed

dreamed

some

Manzini,

record
the

somnambulism,

fact

"

in her
I

case

think

after

remembered

some

and

the

hands

whom

people

at

for

dreams
were

and

morning

dream

Maria

Signorina

Manzini.

Precipient, Maria
**

men

from

but

dream,

have

many

true*'

asked

it, few

taken

says,

them

see

instances

Premonitory

traveller

of

Also

**come

following are
**

to

and,

things.

dreamed

recognise them.
which

frivolous

common

only

seen,

never

not

are

of

of

situation."

precise
a

ing,
noth-

common,

when

even

Greenwood

Mr.

as

have

Many

that

not

are

dreaming

one,

seemingly

is

remains,

seen

in

case,

This

it

visions

Yet

purpose.

previous

actually

mummy

that

certainly taught

mantelpieces

on

without

or

have

at

discernible

no

hands

severed

dream

The

Coincidence.

**

concluded

hand.

woman's

was

253

the

date

xi., part xxix. of Proceedings S. P.

and

R.

in

because
not

the

only
hour

DREAMS.

ON

"54

she

when
dream

This

Maria's

dreams

Night

tall
and

if I

as

an

bell

went

to

He

the

to

I should

afterwards
I said

S.

found

g^reyishtrousers
very

polite,and

issue

of

have

novel.

pair

because

no,

and

open

was

the

on

rang

old, with

years

subscribe

prize.

overcoat

would

that

saying

Signa.

1894.

door

house.

forty

darker

asked

the

that

about

of

record

"

side of the

man

the

in

26th-27th March,

of

present

dreamt

Pietro

find

the

case

its fulfilment

before

what

is

In any

down.

recorded

was

*'

them

wrote

of

rings
ear-

it

thought

was

imposture.'
''27th March,

1894,

of this dream

account

I also

and

related

ought

realisation
her

remember

to

also
looked

at

written

down

correct

and

that

it

though

Besides,

Signa.

careful

is very

that

quite certain
night
case

to

of

26th-

have

displacedthe
about

which

the

in
as

at

time) on

can

hardly

occurred

be

seen

was

sXovy.
be

remembers,
is therefore
in the

either

(supposing

most
a

it

always

not

been

voce

date, and

complicated by

dream

time,

dream

member
re-

that

that

vtvd

may

exact

if it had

the

she

or

it, but

see

said

and

I found

Maria

dreams

7th March,

been

to

with

put the

to

dream

am

Maria

Signa.

recalled

rule.

to

agreed

diligentin recording
she

record

the

directly,

me

later, she

days

only

according
that

when

preceding

not

the

at

once

told it to

that

few

read

not

realisation,but

its

Signa. Maria

distinctlyrecollect

the

I did

p.m.

till after

that

perfectlycertain

11

the

paramnesia which

27th March,
from

my

at

p.m.

journal of

PEEMONITOftY

the

somnambulistic

somnambulism

the
3

experiments

in my

the

On

"

the

of 3

evenii^

the

by

person

insinuating

the

with

visit

her

all

about

mother,

11

had

visitor

is

used

by commercial

to

show

them

at

rang

at

the

door

returned

and

Signora

Annetta

the

entered

he

(Maria

said

at

nising him.)
the

the
or

an

issue of

issue
a

opened

was

He
a

fimshed

pair of earrii^^

alarum

as

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get

to

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come

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him, micli
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order

to

told

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cloth with

him

Annetta

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thought forty).

would

he

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and

manners,

that

replied that

he

the

fiVHi

th"

out

in

travellers.

said

I tcKik tht^

was

alone

In

ami

dcscrilH^ ihr

to

twice

Maria

novelty.

Annetta

Signora
home

her

came

black

with

i^jr, bin

trousers

meanwhile

(Signa. Maria

old

his

tho

of

visit.

person

was

takrn

had

Pietro, his

asked

and

aUnit

day

entrance

of

his

of

when

covered

box

the

S.

pleasant

thirty-fiveyears
had

The

a.m.

very

in

was

daysalYrr

that

on

dreamed

colour

object

(her mother)

Annetta

had

possible details

following notes
time

she

the

t\e.,four

that

me

towards

manners,

I called

"

door

and

overcoat,

told

coincided

Everything

place.

Maria

Signa.

March,

ist

which

visit of

taJ^

presence.

dream, Signa. Maria

P.M.

to

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box,

two

oleographs between

were

far

the

as

coming
**

March,

ist

and

things,

the

Annetta

added

of

frequentlydreamed

hallucination

that

the

of the

had

his merchandise

Signa.
or

way

thus

other, and

not

the dream

offering
;

in which
of

aware

originatedthe

have

an

secondly,

and

become

be

to

and

of Padua,

tour

have

might

real

was

before

days

many

Maria

the

prove

supposed

memory,

or

made

not

be

visit

senses

to

necessary

could

the

the presence

(writtenin
was

case

First, that

man

It

Maria).

odd

some

p.m.

before

evidential.

case

894, 9*30

had

she

events.

Annetta

two

Signora
had

man

all its details, i.e,,as

with

also

girlhood she

the

surprisethat

with

scene

present.

and

they

When

concerned.

was

man

from

that

of the

dreamt

already

also

Bigoni were

remarked

Maria

gone,

Linda

offers.

the

refused

Maria

and

frames

pasteboards.'

and

Monti

Luigia

**

the

earrings, of

the

of

samples

the

of

DREAMS.

ON

256

it in

dream

herself.
In order

**

visit
she

which

had

while

she
to

gone
the

details

asked

and

Bigoni
at

had

was

the

had

with

colour

his

clothes.

to

her

him, she could

but

she

said

he

been

6*30)
tell

there, and

she

of

his

to

not

had

He
Maria.

say

by

had

Signa

As

replied that

before, about
confirmed

which

left before

the

door

her

had
he
and

and

same

arrived
had
had

'30

all the

visit, his remarks,

she

the

all about

me

made

the

on

see

She

present.

day

went

him, his politeness,his age

to

as

to

point, I

the

object

things he
of

her

Maria

see

man

about

first

the

up

(ist April, about

following day
Linda

clear

to

the
the
position
proafter

entered
gone

out

by

the

kitchen

replied that

questioned,she
since

Maria

her, if the
should
he

The

**

her

said she
had

man

but

tellingher

questioned

Maria

mother

by

the

there
The

mother

she

had

their

Linda

about

begun

before

which
**

he

door
Both

he

Bigoni s coming
and

that

had

he

left,had

at

they
about

no

he

Signa.

had

the

attention,
had
seen

said

gone
some

that

as

it.

by

out

go

whether

he

or

first,but Signa. Maria

afterwards

first,because
with
this
her

prevented

Signorina

conversation,

noticing by

house.

Signorina Linda

remembered
2*30

before

come

Maria

door

had

would

affairs, and

own

said

that

conversation

quittedthe

then

left

away

her

continued

paid

however,

Bigoni had
gone

which

he

he

also

know,

not

had

he

sure

was

had

leaving

on

there

did
Linda

Signorina

and

way

day

do.

to

again.

certain

was

what

on

Signorina Linda"

by

door, because

door

she

if she

or

Signa.

to

mother

remember

she

said

back

talk with

her

requested

promised

she

went

rather

or

kitchen

was

of my

not

out,

that

enter

one

which

and

did

gone

her

out

evening

same

before

and

Padua

to

come

him

ask

to

street,

Signa.

seen

house,

her

to

come

in the

him

meet

had

should

man

not

leaving her,

Before

the visit.

had

she

being

On

river.

the

towards

door,

257

DREAMS.

PREMONITORY

while

the

and

two

man

there,

was

stayed nearly an

hour.
*'

doubt

all the

Thus

remains

that

testimony
the

event

is in accordance,
with

and

all its details

no

really

happened.
*"

me

On

that

the
her

evening

of i8th

April,Signa.

friend,Signa. Linda
17

Maria

told

Bigoni had something

to

tell

but

me,

tell it only

to

her

keep

to

Signa. Maria

to

her

see

said that

the

on

she

promise

would

Linda

Bigoni

when

morrow,

I could

her.

meet

**The

following day

Signa. Maria
in

in order
me.

coming

was

at

DREAMS.

ON

S58

the

house.

the

latter told

that

he

his offer.

when

come

he

had

before

Padua

''This
the

before

She

in

proves

that

arrival

of the

it could

had

advantage

Padua,

he

the

her

man

had

and

of this

ask

to

said

had

see

Bigoni

met

he

and

that

he

had

visited

not

years.

the

dream

occurred

have

not

resulted

following belongs

Maria

that

and

from

mere

s."

the

to

days

two

implicated,

person

impression of Signa.

The

she

to

went

Linda

recognised

and

several

found

me

took

March,
for

consequently
sensorial

had

arrived

29th

on

fixed, and

time

The

street;

renewed
him

the

at

(19th April)

class

same

of

apparently meaningless premonitions.

'*

'*

dream

My
I

that

that

palace,out

of

the

dining-room.

I left the
saw,

to

sideboard,
vivid

and

home,
prayers.

"

"

family

prayers

them

in the

side,

one

In my

dream,

the

amused
dressed

when
The

servants

door

The

went

had

down
not

of the

opens

door

and

table

dream

into

there

and

was

into the

in,

hail
so

the
very

bishop being

come

the

being ended,

the

The

much.

me

we

in

large hall

dining-room
pig.

enormous

home,

usual

as

prayers

horror, standing between

an

from

bishop being

on

hall, opened

my

follows

I read

which,

thus

me

the

have

to

chapel, but

to
as

was

dreamt

unable

were

writes

Atlay

Mrs.

to

from
read

I told my

ON

260

The

sty

The

palace.
before

date

next

almost

one

dreamer,

Mrs.

although

impression

an

for

omit

C.

Mrs.

'*

look

I have
at

if I
to

me

followed
which

but
could
"'

by

strong

so

with

quote,

the

coincidence

of

"

monkeys,

they

"

as

that

I had

I seldom

"

objects

are

never

and

extremely

I should

Thinking

of my

family, and

walk.

In

custom^

dream

be

husband

my

arranged

without

their

favourite

their
walk

past another

Argyll Lodge,

the

better

if I told

such

of

tently
persis-

was

before,

seen

from

which

to

take

lane

to

up

off the
it
a

quite contrary
my

children

for

of the

by

the

Duke

my

short
and

as

(Holland

high
of

to

shon
to

me,

Nightingale Lane

enclosed

residence

throw

it,I mentioned

accompanying

nurse

was

able

recommended

and

consequence,

walk

Lane),

it

such
me

frequent

I dreamed

one

have

may

escape.

impression
my

and

terrified

not

horror

help

experience.

similar

it

as

29th February. 1888,

Kensington

can

which,

make
I

that

"

space.

letter,dated

dreams

think,

fulfilment, by

own

is rather

which

of

respect

coincidence

involving

intense

an

one

antipathy

one

Road,

Holland

from

the

this

dreaded

she

says

of her

want

writes

the

few

of another

exception
which

as

C.

years

is, I

action

the

possiblethat

accidental.

been

its
of

about

the

few

quote

in

work

course

bring

course

shall

to

was

from

preciselyascertained.

collection

our

would

happened,

be

cannot

seems

the

suggesting

distance

incident

which

in

premonition

the

of

case

unique

It is of

considerable

record, but

the

The

the

at

was

DREAMS.

walls of

Argyll,1

PREMONITORY

agreed

Argyll Lodge,

there, and

what

was

coach-house

of the
In

them

take

to

and

much

exclaimed,

waiting outside,
**This

he

and

monkey
of the

wall,

would

jump

terror

began

and

me,

upon

experienced

to

distress, but

we

home

sent

my

return

had

been

She
and

rare

had

duchess

servant

valuable

very

But

to

the

top

expecting

of my

inquire

that

children
added

if a

the

of

it

on

monkey
was

morning

belonging

so

he

same

nervousness

that

monkey

dreaming

my

on

the

escaping it,and
of

state

loose, and

got

in

informed

was

he

of

fast, which

go

succeeded
a

'

attention

One

not

there, for my

seen

extreme.

dream.

could

we

young,

and

having preciselythe

in my

very

coachman

dream

minute

roof

hands

my

us,

at

dreams

my

of

after

come

the

on

of

the

beneath, every

we

being
my

to

see

clasped

attracted

suppose

to

! my

arrived

we

amazement

dream

My

the

when

monkey

very

terror

to

261

horror

my

the

surprise

my

DREAMS.

incident

the

to

was

plained.
ex-

previously remains

unexplained."
(Signed by
In

Mrs.

C.
"

The

subsequent
writes
*

still remember
which

followed

Mrs.
in

C.

1867, and

husband

and

dated

2nd

was

told

C.)

March,

1888,

:
"

'

dream

monkey

before

persons

letter

Mrs.

for

went

terror

my

my
and

to

walk, and
the

at

my

least six
children

peculiar monkey'

us."
also
sends
her

states

that

letters of
nurse,

which

the

dream

corroboration
are

given

occurred
from
below.

her

DREAMS.

ON

S6S

W.

"'F.

H.

them.

seen

Yours

"

wife's

my

fully confirm

and

you,

stated

have

*"

with

Sir,

Dear

'"

Esq.,

Myers,

correspondence
facts

the

faithfully."

very

Mr.

(Signed by
written

Statement

C*s

Mrs.

by

Roai",

Holland

188S.

''yrd March,

dreams

(i".

here)

and

mistress

in

the

fact

The
well

the

in

date

to

Statement

printed
she

She

remembers

me

by

of

stables

went

both

monkey

Argyll Lodge

vaguely

at

indicated.

percipientis

the

where

case

that

me

somewhat

here

following is

known

two

not

when

informed

of Lome

kept

after the

but

her

told

morning.

remembers

true."

Marquis

in

was

sent

her

coming

The

another

and

room

dreams

nurse,

this

which

her

to

C's

Mrs.

M.,

C.)

nurse.

"*

"Caroline

has

she

as

"

Colonel

K.

Coghill :
"

''April, 1894.
A

'*

curious

though

be

it may
On

for

about

either
that
a

she

vision
saw

me.

or

I had

which

By

been

not

dream

in

me

on

in
the

month,

worth

not

letter

counting.
re-

from

correspondence
26th

had

she

(I foi^et the expression)

very

dangerous

many

people

return

last

me

I received

stating that
a

to

coincidence

March

28th

year,

horse, from

relieve

but

whom

lady,with

occurred

case

of

post

position
were

wrote

under

trying
that

to

PREMONITORY

it

thought
as

received

at

head

over

the

on

into

side, with

shoulders

and
up

heels

far

the

unable

side

and

horse

got

and

stunned,

but

the

of

loss

horse

with

and

hunter,
of

thing, though,

it

of

the
the

pulled
more

few

less

or

face

cuts,

stirrup,and
horse

before

course,

head

His

minutes

The

never

fell
ditch

Many

crushed

big

legs remained

under,

cuts.

down

drop

ditch.

except

long

it, and

him.

some

worse,

head

few

the

of

for

broad

and

from

tooth, and

best

my

of

me

little the

and

bottom

after

field dismounted,
away,

the

at

landing

himself

to

way

pulling double

underneath

me

were

finish

pack

our

my

hill,breasted

deep

on

collect

the

afternoon

with

the

At

to

of

'

day

horse,

my

bottom

That

morning

letter.

afternoon,

the

bank

off

next

my

hill, was

steep

on

posted

by contraries,

occurred.

last

the

and

the

in

run

of

26S

proved

was

had

sort

notice

hounds,

covert

of the

nothing

of

which

dream

DREAMS.

about

was

guilty of

such

been

but

have

may

the

coincidence.
hunting-field
Kendal

**

The
Hon.

letter
Mrs.

the

which

in

Sir

"Castle

On

the

29th

received
or

vision

from
in

lady

which

who

she

$rd Afay,

last, my
me

had

seen

fortunately
un-

"

1894.

brother. Colonel

portion

wrote

writes

is

Barrabane,

Townsend,

March

showed

Coghill, C.B.,

dream,

Joseph Coghill
"Glen

**

question (the

in

her

relates

Leir-Carleton)
lost, but

lady

Coghill."

of

letter

describing a
him

meet

just

dream
with

264

DREAmS.

ON

serious

from

accident

crowd

of

and

horse,

assistinghim

persons

the

of

receipt
the

writes

Coghill
the

by

follows

as

of

return

Mrs.

Dear

My

Co.

Townsend,

to

am

rule

that

say

of

Writing again
the

Dear

Mv

grounds
ourselves

century

that

dream

have

fall

last

day

of

touch
the

burned

as

saw

you

had
our

to

had

for

very

hunt,

and

the

day

in

education

badly by

I wanted
of

the

being

on

earlier

to

the

by

for

in

imperial

the
It

give

young

my

and

though

me,

years.

this

of

witch,

dream,

many

thank

to

lived

you

enjoyed
your

two

are

existence

grief to

after

day

half

last
your

that

Yesterday

the

There

enjoy

foretold

life

my

"

the

to

can

been

you

which

crowner

we

in

friends, have

belong

the

proved

down.

your

secondly,

prospective.

began

we,

have

might

your

hands

you

friendship,and
you

win,

first that

"

says

Carleton,

happy

never

March,

31st

see

present."

at

am

Coghill

which

on

to

was

far

so

for

Mrs.

You

'*

'

the

on

Colonel

accident,
**

than

I
how

and

has

dream

contraries

stronger

Cork,

March.

delighted

morning,

your

going by

going

was

how

say

this

handwriting

your

fore
be-

Carleton,

Need

**

but

"

''IVedfusday, 2SIA
"*

after

post,

Castle

''CosHEEN,

COGHILL."

L.

J.

relatingthe dream,

letter

accident

noticed

away.
**

Colonel

she

hardest
the

was

ing
finish-

horse.
wrong

side

PREMONITORY

the

of

hard

off with

got

overtaken

faster

than

side.

and

six

your

dream

crowd

and

the

the

of

top

on

helping

me,

hounds

the

before

as

cheaply.
I can't
was

Its

or

one

of

iron

baths

Now

sums

up

will you

waking

the

many

the

dream

my

the

total

in

shoulders,

little massage

to

I feel
and
arms

will

as

any

the

that

got

my

head

gave

way

smashed

cheap
worth

make

and
nose

on

am

if

neck

off very

scratches

if I

future,

At

on

was

grief,and

oblige me,

jointy neck,
of

cramps

horse

few

and

I got

only thing

dream,

one

and

tooth, which

it,for this morning

and

Here

pursuing

I said

some

it was,

that

your

mud,

by

neighbour chipped,

replaced

ditch

as

horses

was

the

away
so

how
back

extreme

forehead

price.

right,*and

Considering

next

and

led

be

understand

my

about

loose

down

of

out

was

to

am

all

be

must

their

when

thought

head

my

rate,

all

"

Tableau

riderless.
first

My

"

tableau

3rd

in

half-a-dozen

by

and

master,

himself

unsympathetic

an

released

was

friends, including the

ladies

of

landing

head.

(the man's)

instead

the

in the

man

hill

at

knees.

"

After
a

the

on

collect

his

view

his

fails, for

drop

above

2nd

air;

but

stirrup.

stiff bank

couldn't

bank

found

and

crumpler,

and

savage

riding

pelting down

was

met

ditch

young

legs in
horse

field, I

bank

bent

and

while

and

away,

dropped
spur

broad

^65

topped

we

my

struck

with

so

wanted,

The

time
"

with

broken

I had

bottom

them

big,

too

broke

they

overtake

to

chasm

when

wood

DREAMS,

at

ing
sleep-

pleasanter

crowbar

every

joint

and

legs.

put

all that

the

is bound
A

few

had
in
hot

right,and

^Hie

as

ON

it

the

was

it.

I should

that

in

follows

Mrs.

events

thought
feel

an

experienced

Hill, Winchfield,

well

Grey

who

I have
to

seem

found

any

mother,

as

shadows

cast

term

to

there

is

After

few

them,

have

relate

which,

I have

forefeelingand

heard

as

not

yet

Scotch

my

dreams

premonitory

probably some

hours

lightenin

to

of

ness
hereditarysensitive-

cases,

been

has

premonition
individual

sick

Here

also
nor

again

come

threatening

But
ever
how-

sorrow,

unpreceded
connected

by

with

the

die.
forefelt

the

loss

of

pets

old."
is

where

case

action

of several

somewhat

complex

persons,

is dreamt

beforehand.

Haggard

Austria, gives the

and

great

no

trouble

repeatedly

involving the
narrated

forefeeling

averted.

me

upon

sufferor

to

though

as

that

approaching

about

I have

neither

of

gloomy

somehow

conscientiouslyaffirm
sudden,

the

days

or

some

'disagreeable' had

Mr.

times
some-

impressions.

to

scene,

of

premonitions
trivial and

before

word.

better

so

had

impressions, but coming

distinct

no

long deceased,

own,

seems

I have

the illness proves

sometimes

I used

dream

might

you

Leir-Carleton,

childhood

my

child

and

this, but

"

fatal.

**

nothing by

illnesses

can

all

dream

your

from

writes

From

"*

I lose

season,

written

with

Hon.

dream,

her

have

not

the

in its fulfilment"

The

"

of

day

connection

interest

this

last

DREAMS.

of

the

British

following account

its fulfilment

"

Consulate,
of

Trieste,

premonitory

ON

268

asked

were

dream

the

but

We

"

to

dine

with

had

long

me.

Against

the

African

arms,

East

which

room

somehow

walls

some

were

which

amongst
the

from

gift

both.

us

large withdrawing

in before, but

gold-hilted sword,

forgottenby

into

trophiesof

beautiful
was

to

Consul-General

German

been

been

never

familiar

seemed

the

shown

were

I had

which

DREAMS.

of

Sultan

Zanzibar.
make

To

**

exactly

I had

as

Without

*'

French

Vice-Consul

trophy)

I walked

standing
the

about

On

the spot

of the dream,

concerned

the

the

before

Do

was

was

of

out

member
re-

you

She

arms'?
witness

all the

informed

which

and

Consul

Zanzibar

we

flash.

opening

her

to

arm

wife, who

my

everything perfectly,and

its realisation.

like

me

boudoir

said

his

wave

standii^

to

and

to

Russian

I left

of

room,

dream

remembered

to

the

to

(whom

entrance

withdrawing
my

word

began

back

came

the

remembered

never

quickly across

the

at

it

saying

Consul

Russian
when

his head,

over

but

dreamt,

until the

dream

long story short, everything happened

to

persons

interested

naturallymuch

them."
Mrs.
dream

Haggard's

and

corroboration

its fulfilment

runs

her

of

follows

as

husband's

"

"Trieste,
"

**

to

I remember

hear

now

minute

some

being awoke

curiouslyvivid
months

details

of

ago,
his

and

October, 1893.

night by

one

dream

2otA

he

had

may

husband

just had.

possibly some

relation

my

have

of

the

escaped

It is
more

my

PREMONITORY

what

but

memory,

handsome

trophiesof

and

them,
While

went

he

of
sword

certain

recollect

which

have

been

later, when

had

almost

passed
dined

After

others.

trophies of

of the
room

so

the

he

dream

my

husband's
to

room

which

in which

me

of
else

my

the

husband

might
called

my

course

at

his

not

attention

he

was

speak

to

him

of his

only knew

descriptionof
have

occurred

it.

at

upon

with

arm

recalled

once

vividly to

so

crossed

the

to

Directlyhe

me

some

previously

room

dream,

the

it also,

talkingto

was

his

the

doing

remember

not

one

which

he

place

among

While

immediately

did, though, as

to

with

flourish

taken

Consul-

examine

to

went

to

dream

present

arms,

if I did

me

time, and

German

conversation,

that

asked

the

the

of

being also

up

it had

mind
and

went

dramatic

emphasised

the

by

the

subject,and

which

one

Consul

Russian

with

hung.

was

place a

African

"

hilt of

took

husband

my

the

Its fulfilment

thoughts.

East

in his dream

as

"

the

dinner

extraordinary
is what

our

Consul

General, the Russian

ing
flourish-

That

circumstances

evening

one

up,

designed.

the

from

came

began

for

in

closely.

more

fashion

hand

dream.

interest

Consul

Russian

native

weeks

We

them

the

the

Having

some

upon

must

of

felt

markably
re-

with

of Africa.

dilated

few

**

he

the

ornamented

Coast

the

is

dining with

was

excitable

he

the

the

so,

rather
as

arm,

smallness

doing

was

dream

drawing-room,

examine

to

nearer

in his usual
his

the East

his

were

whose

regions himself,

those

in

been

we

apartment,

from

arms

of

that

Consul-General,

German

and

remember

dreamed

He

following :

^69

DREAMS.

the
had

did so,

dence
coincihe

not

however,

ON

970

asking

by

recollected

did

if I

me

his

remember

not

details

all the

well

quite

DREAMS.

dream,

I have

previously

mentioned

Below
Russian

are

given

Consul,

and

dream,

and

of the g^eat

him

the

time

at

eu

tr^

logique. Mile.
Veuillez
a

6crit

de

si

tout

which

tr^s

ce

et

point

au

d'autres

le

I had,
the

my

my

office.

my

party, when
me

and

la v6rit^

vous

I'asserter

et

de

sideration
con-

ma

Kolemine."

De

A.

the

After

dinner

few

November,

that

weeks

Mr.

we

had

busy

was

Trieste,

of this year,

Consul
Mr.

1^93-

at

March

or

Russian

before

suddenly
a

loM

Berlin,

Haggard's

Mrs.

first time

house

private

that

February

others
the

was

into

told

in

Mr.

among

It

encore.

Hag^;ard

Consul-General

German

was

pleasure of

dinner

psycho-

vue

disting^^e.

evening

one

du

Tassurance

Monsieur,

**

d'Angleterre,

personnes

'*

Whilst

upon

n6cessaire.

jugez

*'

**

of

Haggard's

it made

Monsieur

que

parfaitement

vous

cher

Agr6ez,

**

aussi

6tant

comme

nom

of Mr.

coU^^e

mon

remarquable

accepter

mon

both

"

Haggard,

reve

un

Micha-

Monsieur

**

impression

Herr

Trieste,

at

of the fulfilment

witnesses

were

Kolemine,

Mr.

from

statement

Haggard."

from

Consul-General

belles, German
whom

letter

M.

Agnes

**

was

he

came

always

had

in

met

entertaining

Haggard joined
before

sent.
pre-

Haggard
in

at

company

me

seen,

and
in

PREMONITORY

of

dream,

vivid

very

African

East

Mr.

Kolemine,

one

trophy

usual

in order

just

the

his

he

observed

produced

in
his

this

that

effect

on

Mr.

the

strange

realisation

the

head

in

the

at

his

happened

particularsseen

strong

All

and

before

him

to
over

astonished

extremely

trophies

standing

arms

said.

all

the

against the walls,

Consul,

waving
with

and
had

with

explained something

was

occurrence

dream

Russian

moment

dream.

shields

on

manner,

the

at

arms

illustrate what

to

271

drawing-room

my

had

excited

DREAMS.

of

his

Haggard's

mind.

**J.MiCHABELLES,

In
the

by

the

be

Gravel

Old
in

drive

ill.

white

and

and

left

morning

of

interest

this

dreamt
she

blue.

the
took

blue
out

it, driving off with

told

that

her

the

she

two

dream

little

boy,
cart

saw

the

driver

coffins,

coffin

was

white

others.
to

her

two

bigger

biggest

bigger

of

early

three

the

was

the

her

and

was,

white

One

London,

had

discover

and

Jones

East

(1893)

where

Jones.

Jones, tobacconist,

George's,
year

statement,

is certified

1893, ^md

Walter

St.

cloth

man

Clergy House,

following

October,

of

other, and

Mrs.

with

percipient,Annette

near

one

The

three.

the

night she

One

black

the

of

stop

up,

move

than

the

Lane,

September

Peter,

in

wife

Annette,

St. Peter's

sends

E.,

by

correct

watched

been

Dulley, of

B.

written

was

^
Foreign Office

person.

Docks,

which

**

one

Rev.

London

have

to

the

gradual accomplishment

the

case

seems

than

The

to

next

dream
more

of legation in

Counsellor

**

of

the

coffin
In

the

husband,

ON

S7S

and

afterwards

loth

of

with

of

the

the

fine

Mrs.

seemed

the

that

Eric

sake

of

little

boy*s

should

take

of

Wednesday

the

whom

funeral

did

other

two

clutched
said

to

that's

Eric's
little

Jupp's

blue, and
than

the

morning
and

Mr.
be

of

son

their
funerals

would

brought

Mrs.

Jupp,

watched

when

my

dream'.
the

she

walked

for

largest for

Peter's, of

also

coffins

course,

her

by
be

for

that

few

days,
and

about

six

years,

less than

his

but

one

the
little

corresponded,
of

she

side, and

noticed

child

little

blue

was

for

happened,

funeral
it

saw

it

so

the

'If

true,

come

And

at

It will

smallest

will

husband

her

to

white

were

sister, who

the

for the

both

On

body

dream

my

her

the

then

hurried

that

so

remarked

then

and

being

being

know.

coffins

of

the

Wednesday,

theirs, the

with

not

sizes

relative

died

Jones, knowing

time.

same

blue, then

coffin,

Jupps

day,

Friday,

on

Jones

economy,

child's

Jones anxiously

Mrs.

died

parish priest informed

the

Jones
is

the

at

along

coffin

the

that

fined
con-

weakness

October,

the

on

whose

and

Eric

Mrs.

and

buried

another

that

Mrs.

**

Mr.

for

place

they

of

friendship and

church

into

the

both

Jones

Mrs.

be

to

was

he

Peter

2nd

the

On

Jones's, w^as

named

they

Little

old.

months

sixteen

of the

itself and

September.

following Monday,

who,

quite healthy,but

lungs developed

29th

blue.

was

Devonshire,

whom

boy

first he

At

coffins

particularfriends

were

speciallytellingher

woman,

the

of

one

September,

husband

**

another

to

that

husband

DREAMS.

bigger

Eric's."
"

have

read

the

above

and

find

it

true

and

DREAM"

PREMONITORY

of

account

correct

and

dream

my

**

I remember
and

dream,

white

two

which

the

circumstances

Annette

Jones.**

it

relatingto

*'

"73

especiallyas
and

wife

distinctlymy
blue, and

one

of

Rev.

January, 1894

is a

far from

welcoming

he

is rather

vexed

what

they

the

worried

and

CUrk

B.

he

and

in

Order$r

Holy
the

Rev.

A.

T.

:
"

Mr.
"On

find that

the

that

you

SouTHAMPToii,

referringto
fix the

man

the

ibthAprii, iSftv.

only
date

exact

particulars^

want

latter half
the

VlCAKAOlt,

Fryer,

I cannot

which

then

Both

DULLEV,

Captain Parker, through

Dear

during

noted,

certainlybelieve

"HyTHR

of

average.

say.

"^

"

the

it

by

people,and

"

Fryer

6th

practical

preternaturalevent

"

From

letter dated

above

respect

conscientious

are

Jones.'*

common-sense
particularly

So

his wife

awe.

"

abilities in that

with

man

H.

in

states

coffins,

"

Jones

''Mr.

DuUey

B.

like

something

"Walter
The

the

the circumstances

watched
with

afterwards

occurred

colour

the

to

of her

tellingme

of

mitcft

of

It

June, 1S86,

zxrvitA

whoM

the
wa#,

'a%

havi!, I

fxrctir f^nt^;

h"nrf"Vf"f,

\ i\nA \i

armitm

w"f%

^ (U^'Htnt

about
"

was

then

in

chaige

of
J9

diyiimm

f4 tAm*^mfi\.

ON

274

and

it

was

stations

coastguard
of the

it,

where

station

landed

from

on

asking

he

had

where

been

"The
on

told
no

her

far

any

dream

at

of

it,but

more

the

when

"

for

from

you

that
have

in the

from

how

he

which

sometimes

at

Sandhaven

the

it

duty

You

Wick

with

landed

day.

same

go

Aberdeen

the

time, until

the
man

the

by

this

on

at

the

is

above

would
steamer,

that

was

occasion,

stopped

steamer

there

I found

Wick

man

in fact

but

pointing
ap-

that

from

this

events

by rail, and
to

thought

appointment'

official

to

ever

remember

coming

of

Sandhaven.

at

coincidence

north

time

time
the

about

or

official letter

an

man

course

at

only
the

for

with

unusual

this coincidence

at

happened,

and

the

is his

ordered

was

Fraserburgh

for

about

from

thence

knowledge

Wick

ordinary

quite

after, I think

curious

proceeded

and

said

them

at

about

and

"

Here

further

is

housekeeper

my

Sandhaven
"

all

astonished

I told

dream

surprise,and

vividlyimpressed

so

were

I received

man

to

secured

of

duty

I know

as

soon

came

so

said

once

"

post

was

vessels

bluejackets

navy

for

housekeeper

my
as

time

outlying

stems

one

which

waking,

on

I told

breakfast

and

from,

Wick

remember

can

crafts,quite to my

from

division

coasting

Two

were

various

that

visitingan

was

details of the dream

that

me,

the

division).

my

mind

my

seaward,

they

sent

(a villagein

nearlyas

hawsers.

of the

one

of

several

out

with

visit

to

limits

were

heads

shore

the

to

as

That

there

their

moored,

the

dream,

follows

as

duties

my

within

The

coast

was

of

part

DREAMS.

without

strange

off
my

blue-

DREAM"

ON

276

morning,

next

him

saw

likeness

and

his

to

soon,

I wish

How

to

astonishment,

Melbourne,

Upper

14/^ December^

1891.

Sir,

hand

to

image

exact

Hodgson,

Richard

"Yours

b^

He

MacDonald."

Quebec,

"

""

the

Elizabeth
"

Dr,

*.

man

in his dream.

as

"

'*

that

see

letter.

the

it

made

received,

referred

premonition

have

December

nth

of

short

as

in my

to

and

and

former

concise

as

possible.
Newlands

"

A
the

"'In
that

Peculiar

across

the

feet

wide)

had

River

St

at

d clock

1 1

But

on

the

river

and

across

her

friends, she
So

called
and

to

me

bring

immediately
a

on

gravel

the

found

she

would

would

obliged

from

house

the

undertook
in the

having

other

to

side

but

of the
can,

strike

back

for

some

the

bank,

water.

home

to

was

me

to
at

and
her
I

which

nearing

was

river, and

continually keep drawing

swallowing

nobody

can,

just as

which

down

across

tin

750

again

up

river
swim

to

in

do

middle

the

just

stay for

to

walked

but

open,

to

lived

is about

publicbridge,and
the

I dreamed

going

was

she

refreshment

some

keep
to

and

down

went

here

(which

a.m.,

deepest place, the

the

hand,

bar

Francis

night

one

friend's, who

getting there*

dinner.

home.

think,
to

gone

Premonition.

or

1875,

year

wife

my

Dream

Coburn."

while
in

my

just
left

under, and
So

shore,

I
which

was

PREMONITORY

reached

in

safety,amid

watching

was

that

vivid

the

DREAMS.

the

shore.

it woke

me,

and

my

supposed swallowing

and

wife, who

of my

anxiety

great

from

me

277

The

dream

stomach

was

belching

from

sore

of the

again

out

^o

was

water.

I turned

**

I still felt the

the

stomach, and

and

how

to

peculiardream,

into the

(just where

naked

//

and

boy pointed
last time
feet
arm

and

struggle to
had

dream,

the

get

just put

shore, who

but

had

boy

the

at

the

that

there

the

other

was

from
then

and
the

another

secured

it out,

and

had

that

shouts

left hand,
that

the

I had

lot of

from

wife

among

my

off

to

same

another

to

to

1 2

grasped

dived

belching out

hastilygathered (my

in

and

had

the

for the

find

to

I had

myself

encouraging

after

down

my

boat

sunk

with

shore

ning
run-

for the river,

once

I then

me.

callingfor help.

gravel bar,

boat

went

neighbour

on

ran,

man

of it,
I

dream),

and

of

whom

afraid

surface, only

body

out

the

run

from

swallowing and

nothing

me

young

allowed

distance

as

off the

the

to

had

when

before, I dived

drowned

him

there

customer

companion

just

brought
quite

where

water

of the

vest

help

minutes

companion
drift

and

few

of

I started

to

out

and

was

crying

was

AM,

\\

coat

man

young

in

was

muscles

and
yellingand gesticulating,

this side

off my

throwing

he

river, as

wife

my

just

was

said

the

at

down,
on

one

**

down

and

up

and

store

ing
morn-

after breakfast

And

the

side

and

felt.

of

serving

trouble

that

then

wife

my

the

on

just tellinga

was

the

dream

was

rushed

I told

in the

sleep, but

to

effect of the

stomach

my

went

business, and

was

and

over

boat
in my
water

those

;
on

them)

nerved
the

the

troubled

can

I felt in my

man

young

I then

struggle.

which

pain

same

'

the

to

me

where
'

DREAMS.

ON

278

in my

me

was

Hodgson,

Richard

*"

wife,

""My
the

before
after

Upper

of

the

the

and

1*30
up

he

where

river

river.

get

up

I live, and

the

on

He

the

(say
to

went

late, and

other

some

young

Thomas

through
*'

1883,

Lord
the

At
I

my

dream

few

months

the

at

end

dreamt

of
I

saw

Mr.

where

bath

Newlands

Park,
or

and

back

lived,
when
side of

did
the

to

R.

about

opposite

went

at

T.

was

friend's and

rough

his

for

February

the

walk

the

Escrick

on

G.

on

Carbert, porter

Wenlock,

to

dream

my

immediately
men

that

arrived

man

from

side

of

said

my

of the

obliged

was

a.m.)

bed

will notice

young

time
2

have

R. station

R.

explanation

an

you

visit friends

you

""

From

I should
to

opposite

that

sure

until

give

come

that the

passing up

the

with

just

(say midnight),and

was

related

place, died

of the river, and

side

I feel

and

\th September^ 1^93-

if I

me,

had

man

A.M.

the

whom

drowning.

diagram herewith,
is below

COBURN."

LL.D.,

took

pardon

dream

opposite

I turned.

you.

will

young

the

Melbourne,

Quebec,

to

drowning

wrote

You

"

just where

Sir,

Dear

"

^x"t

N.

'"

"

the

where

and

dream,

*'

and

dream,

drowned

was

reality suffered

in

not

river

swim.

Coburn."

Escrick
York

beginning

Thompson,

station,
"

of March,

the

station-

PREMONITORY

coals

in the
I

of

told

legs

cabin

'*On
over

by

were

cut

dream

8th

Mr.

to

he

him

to

that

what

by

it occurred

the

Thompson

laughed

next

it, it seemed

over

1883, Mr.

May,
'

pick-up goods

Thompson

run

was

both

train, and

happened

accident

I had

I dreamt

the

at

him

seen

this down

taken

Thomas

named

happened

station.

his

legs

off.

I have

"

the

where

just

of the

back

of

heap

uneasy.

the

The

**

to

May.

my

him

make

the

at

goods train, and

morning, and, though

to

879

off*,close

cut

accident

pick-up

month

**

the

that

call the

his

small

against a

I dreamt
we

with

lying

master,

DREAMS.

from

Carbert.

of the

back

cabin,

lying."
the

lipsof

the

Wenlock.

above-

February,

14th

1884."

inquiryhad

Further
this
to

I did

told

dream

Mr.

Thompson

As

to

what

Foxton

said
made

seemed

Mr.

it
me

to

of
three

was

say

it would

to

May
in

happen
be

"

"

morning.

same

months

it would

say

1895

of it,and

Thompson
it the

moved

been

now

7th October,

date
told

it,and

Hartas

Mr.

something

under

has

who

in

the evidence

improved

Carbert,

Rillington,writes
"

he

Thomas

case.

much

in

May

yet.

May,
in

my

dream."
Mr.

Foxton

Escrick,
**

12th

Dear

also writes

October,

follows

as

1895

from

The

Grange,

"

"

Sir,
**The
upon

incident
my

memory.

you

mention
One

is

vividly

morning

upon

pressed
immy

DREAMS.

ON

280
t

arrival

Carbert

and

the

after
'

Escrick

at

last

dream

the

the

make
know

have
I said

half in

ended

But

way

flashed

train

and

me,

at

must

to

publiclyor

I.
of

The'

Young.
1892

the

through
account

Rev.

Hartas
H.

C.

In the

morning

awakened

sleep again, and

with
the

house

dream

when
and

its

Foxton."

Cope,

from

Miss

in the

early part

"

"

being

that

so

"British

**

some

privately.

written

was

it made

of this letter in any

use

"

Received

the

was

me.

make

libertyto

seemed

Thompson

much

so

incident

Carbert

say

Thompson,

to

either

still

of course,

in the

when

you

may

This,

us

time,

same

you

coming

me,

upon

vividly back

choose,

you

of

some

distressed

impression

are

numbered,

live

to

live

to

the

at

that
particularly

of the accident

You

I noticed

to

"*

it

the

relatingthe

ending

of

use

three).

or

time

jest,and

and

I heard

that

you

had

long

so

me,

do

He

months

only

to

'),what

only

two

are

live than

quite downhearted

indefinable

I have

have

days

dream

said

telling me?

been

best

your

Master

'

time, either

very

longer to

and
booking-office,

the

in

me

that

if you

if you

has

night,and

replied, Why,
must

called

here

(mentionii^

the 8 train, Thompson

greeting Thompson

(he always
Carbert

catch

to

together

were

customary

Master

think

station

at

of

overlooked

Rue

usual

my

Brussels.

Vienne,

i)E

Friday, 29th March,

dreamt

friend, Mrs.

26

Institute,

the
"

the

and
sea,

hour

for

rising,I

following:
it

the

was

waves

1889, after

by

was

the

went

to

staying
seaside;

nearly

wash-

PREMONITORY

the

ing against
I

day

and

the

distance

the

place

vessel,

of

thick

black

hats

especiallynoticed

up

at

The

8 '30

A.M.

and

I could

came

the

found

shake

off the

Ostend

Josephine^ crossing via

had
dream

one

no

dream,

my

board

The

other

on

one

half

just as

at

the

with
E.

whom

and

Miss

Jenkins,

certify that the above

Henriette

10

had

a.m.,
seen

were

the

lady

with

three

the

I had

catastrophe

I had

staying, had

me,

afternoon

Dover,

circumstances

drowned

C.

and

horror

same

terrible

morning

board, but

was

was

friend

time, Mrs.
"

in

nearly

was

impression on

That

Ostend

same

indeed, the

knew

the

the

cut

of

washed

were

feelingof

it.

into

themselves.

it

vessels. Princess

two

that

vivid

and

things floatingon

and

made

the

other

boiler

hurled

save

awoke

from

collision

and

the

passengers
to

dashed

one

fragments

up

bodies

through

Channel,

into

throw

make

to

saw

two

all

experienced

attempts

dream

not

half

suddenly

feet, and

my

news

then

and

horror

the

saw

frantic

making

water,

in

neither

that

saw

the

from

advancing
I

left

having

one

my

to

injured vessel,
smoke

wall, watching in

other, seemed

then

other, and

the

water

the

each

other, cutting her

burst

the

other

clear

bright

sea,

surprise

my

neared

they

as

the

into

To

the

the

was

the

to

on

and

at,

was

for the

room

vessels

two

i81

It

standing close

shore.

opposite

wall.

garden

was

DREAMS.

Young

and
come

the

cinr*

it in

wa*

my
I

Mme.

whom,

relativft^

other

in

two

\t\
"hi

Mvryl.

"^\uv,

Ai

related

by

DREAM"

ON

2S2

to

Miss

about

me

hour

an

after

In

to

answer

further

G.

M.

Mrs.

Jenkins

"

British

26, Rue

**

IifsnTUTSy

Dear

In

to

to

answer

this

me

I. G.

related

before

news

had

we

that

came

"*

below

related

in

From

the
the

Up

to

ten

The
Dover
but

at

the

Great
steamer

intervals."

Jenkins,

Institute, Brussels^
of

account

the

as

events,

which

yesterday

(the

it

left

de

was

boat, which
was

safety,and

felt

at

mail

for

Dover

had

clear

Dover

signal guns

last

out

last
were

due

was

close

slightfog

at

arrived.

not

Flandre)

arrived

tolerably

was

Ostend

and

the

night

morning,

Comtesse

There

'30.

last

o'clock

1889 (Saturday):"
Missing.

Packet

twelve

anxiety
s

about

me

Superintendent,

Lady

British

Channel

Calais
that

G.

30th March,

Times,

o'clock
vessel

to

anything of ii^and

Meliora

some

steamer

passenger

dream

heard

that

confirm

to

warded
for-

Cope,

Times.

"A
**

b^

her

Hon,

"*

give

Mr.

to

afternoon.
'*

We

card

your

morning,

Young

collision
the

1892.

Sir,
**

Miss

Brussels*

Viknne,

dk

''yd May,
'*

that

it,

Jenkins."

question,
"

the

dreamt

Young.
**

writes

had

she

in shore

evening,

in the

night
fired

at

ported
re-

Channel.
as

at

to

the

given

ON

!284

Kinsolving

Dr.

DREAM"

of the

Episcopal Church

Protestant

Epiphany, Philadelphia,writes

of the

Hodgson

Locust

2,016

Sir,

Dear

dream

**The

when

had

came

across

of bone

in colour.

in the

before

though
habit

I did

of

the

act

dream

wife

in the

mountains,
the

by

nervous

because

doing

walks

to

tellingmy

so

her

make

I awoke

the

of

tinct
dis-

very

was

when

eye

mention

taking long
to

snake

from

killed,

unusually light

was

not

refrained

wish

not

in

was

dressing,but

and

skin
the

Va,

peculiarprojection

mind's

my

I did

but

morning,

in the

was

the

impression of

vivid

one,

while

rattles and

\V.

when

which,

in

be

to

Springs,

Capon

at

tail, while

The

and

any

the

from

I seemed

rattlesnake

black-looking

two

this.

was

hotel

the

of

back

woods,

Strekt,

14/4 October^ 1891.

"Philadelphia,

My

Dr.

to

"

"

'*

follows

as

gestion
sug-

of snakes.

the

of the

back

twelve
of

miles

the

we

started

the

down

vividly

extent

north
hotel
the

road

the

side

of the

conscious
me

walking rapidly and

on

snake

in the

trodden

air, and

upon
^

Vol.

the

coiled
had
snake.

of

and

and

to

me

ready

I finished
I threw

my

to

on

to

such

the

alert

strike.

step

As

suddenly

thirtysteps

gone

out

home.

return

dream,

put

about

do"*Ti

go

mountain

my

to

had

and

along

when

and

decided

we

brother

my

mountain,

into

startle

to

as

came

was

from

with

I started

great

mountain

became

was

breakfast

After

**

to

xi.,port xxix., of Proceedings S. P, R.

when

My

I would

myself

an

one

fool
have
side

PREMONITORY

fell

and
at

heavily

and

once

brother, and

the

found

particular with
The

the

on

killed

DREAMS.

it

the

the

be

to

snake
in

of my

in

every

mind's

my

eye.

peculiar malformation

of

tail.

the

belief that

It is my

**

treading

the

on

subject,and
I try

I have

but

snake,

prevented

the line of such

on

Christ

"

Clinton

Church,

abnormal

Clinton

"

323

"

Mr.

*'

**

Philadelphiahas

recollection

Capon
just

remember

that

just after

Rock

Enon

of the

North
with

I asked
and
season.

them

for

to

Our

Mountain,
two

about

Later, my

and
who

boys
their

they replied they

last

dream

somewhat

brother

my
at

summer

the

season

tardy

pliance
com-

as

"

go

the

over

first stop
it

near

we

out

were

killed
and

Springs

mountain

was

on

had

the

to
crest

some

versation
con-

huckleberrying.
rattlesnakes,

several
were

the

from

experience with

had

for

circumstances

together,off

breakfast

Springa

Kinsolving

request

your

The

these

started, he and

Hotel

me

request.
were

H.

occupation during

apology

them

We

N.Y.

George

premonitory

is my

with

enclosed

Constant

Springs.

ended

**

his

of

Streets,

April, 1892.

19M

brother, the Rev.

My

Harrison

Sir,

Dear

*"

KiNSOLVING."

H.

Hodgson.

Richard

Mv

when

experiences.

Brooklyn,

Street,

the

on

muddled

and

and

from

me

theory

no

considerably mixed

get

think

to

dream

my

**G.

of

myself

assistance

same

had

I had

one

recovered

the

with

size, colour, and

same

ground.

snake

285

during

clambering

the
up

ON

^96

rough bushy cliff,and

steep

had

'You
a

the

to
to

of the

night

of
before

Suddenly

to

have

stepped
shoulder

reptilewhich
the

which

he

he reeled
snake

under

just

Then

delivered

as

in

before
to

I noticed
it

me

other
but

is

He
he

party of
over

has

came

boys
the

diseased

very

narrow

said

the

snake,

remarkable

about

it

pointed

reptilehe
tail'.

the

of

of

act

said

And

on

Why

from

bitten

dream

his

being

head

had

to

strike

suddenly

come

he

the

(for
when

the

it had

as

ing
Bend-

that
it

his

me

Hotel

boys,

any

dreamed

snake.

examination
At

like

tell

to

Springs

killinga

when

"

fact that

before

night

front

in the

the

to

proceeded

the

that

were

killed

tail,and

in

up

had

we

tail.

back
the

its

on

snake

Smiley's frog, 'just

brother

my

strange!

that

singular,defective
escape

thrown
said

"

rattle

one

that

'

my

about

when

Jim

bit

first stones,

our

remarkable

anything
like

was

frog

dream.

Then

moment.'

the

closed

we

something

him

over

and

brother, catching sight of the tail,said, That

I will tell you

! I like

caught

bushes

some

little

My

raised

mountain.
and

'

me

missed

we

side

! I think

foot

toW

the

said,

backward.

and

this

my

and

one

coiled

was

at

was

fellow

with

then

not

seem

his dream

to

descending

back

that

allusion
had

ences
refer-

brother

my

is

This

of these

beyond

way

body

as,

of brushwood,
in upon

any

ourselves

on

did

make

some

his

neither

At

I said

in front

was

rattlesnakes.

snakes

brother, who

my

front, threw

the

of

found

in

by

the

to

walking

trail and

our

place.'

or

he

as

for

out

subject of

After

'*

of

sort

reminded

be

look

better

snaky

very

DREAM"

snake

appeared

time

of

his

reptile had

discovered), he
into his

mind.

PREMONITORY

noticed

in which
him
to

spot

the

at

when

the

peak

that

he

until

when

or

had

before

that

moment

such

vividness

the

with
The

**

dozen
button

and

are

the

at

me

having

least

spoken

It had

to

feature.
'

**

We

my

would

in the

of

month

the

the

recollection

of

rest

them,

this
the
of

very

without

direct

experience

since

last

August

B.

Kinsolving."

fulfilment

of the

aversion
the

not

"

altogetherunique

you

brother

my

half-a-

crushing or

or

it of the

was

send

followingcases

livingin

were

One
drive

little child

relation.

ing
walk-

was

dream

is

important

an

Mayfair.
I

at

with

had

I remember

experience

I will
to

disease

"Arthur

owing

that

single rattle

deprived

facts, as

leaving the Springs

In the

he

have

to

though
had

The

hastilynarrated.
for

walk

our

his mind

where

look

boys,

and

met

up

the

during
into

come

him

as

accident

These

**

with

was

large enough

was

looked

unusual

some

had

rattles.

more

"

clambered

we

dream

snake

the

on

care.

snake

or

the

this

make

to

as

some

of

dream

as

wards
to-

the strange

me

speaking

were

thought

not

moment

snakes

look

there

told

not

ai^ument

me

answered

he had

we

the

of

this made

He

I mentioned

287

thread

and

moment.

question why

my

dream

engaged,

were

we

losing the

and

pause

DREAMS.

day
to

Vol.

I determined

nurse,

the

that

in

our

had

on

the

Street,
morrow

brougham, taking
the

spend

to

night

Hertford

in

i88-

Woolwich

and

During

about

day

with

painfullyclear

xL, part xxix. of Proceedings S. P.

R.

DREAMS.

ON

288

dream

north

streets

the

on

him

give

was

an

at

instead, he
no

horse

was

the

to

the

He

that

he

when

for

his

reason

asked

he

drive

to

that

eleven
He
the

that

that I

eagerly

said

to

culties,
diffi-

hour.

said

almost

but

The

suggested

prefer

him

train

by

go

so

train.

making

to

hesitation, and

I told

quite well.

quite well

would

arise,

servant

given

not

hesitated, and

said

going by

ing
morn-

I almost

might

carriage ready

was

in.

in the

his orders,

valued

and

have

when

drive

for

excuse

old

ten.

he

but

g^ve

an

would

Woolwich

could

to

obstacle

man
coach-

old

our

road, his hat smashed

coachman

some

of the

one

myself standing

child,

that

have

if he

the

on

of

me

might

coachman

then

discomposed

for the

that

hoped

and

turning up

holding my

his head

much

sent

that

and

pavement

so

brougham

Piccadilly;

of

on
falling

This

of the

vision

or

that

all

was

right.
*"

We

went

well

went

until

at

us

and

brougham

in

as

his seat,

coachman

though

the

horse

Street.

He

caught
catch

the

swayed
least
him

in my

of

my

Just

fell off the

prompt,
dream.

he

box.

would
I found

to

he

have

turned

the

of

back

Down

up

flashed

dream

stop,

jumped

to

policeman

did

If

front

leaning

My

called

as

ing
look-

pullingviolently,

We

him

child, and

glass

were

his attitude.
to

return

were

was

sign.

no

I called

coachman.

and

less

retained
me.

hold

the

the

I felt

the

coachmen

that

saw

however,

upon

other

All

day.

Piccadilly on

that

saw

the

spent

looking through

of which,

back

and

reached

we

Then

journey.

Woolwich

to

so

had

fallen

afterwards

the

to

coachman
in the

been

just
that

out,

as

the

saw

poor

DREAMS.

PREMONITORY

sufferingfrom

been

had

man

previous day,

the

on

exhaustion

from

during

that

he

this

In

drive.
the

from

the

actually fell
the

realitythis

the

head;

my

west

the

by

dream
in

coachman
hat

his

insured

in

member
had
some

been

found

tions

done

which

On

be

some

action

prompt

have

it was

found
Not

current

it

the

year
was

"

rm^

burnt

1 he

the

up

to

with

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and

meagre,
I

beii^ able

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wa"

the

office

ont

any

rcx/ilkctjoii
(or

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th*r

following

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one

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before.

for

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reaching

insured
Vol.

certain

was

and

which

April, 1884.'

connected

rather

years

me

I turned

to

to

firm

before

condition.
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the

years.

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seen,

In

inspired"

that
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company,

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year

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memory

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In

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in think-

undertake

to

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was

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points.

two

He

home.

premonitory

Street

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from

the drive

my

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approached
came

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had

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strong

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to

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mind

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my

that

miles
the

coming
I found

to

this had
remained

merely

state

of

health.

that

doubt

no

morning

down

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my

the
to

as

This
the
me

bridge.

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saw

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bridge '.

the

All

bridge.
the

to

would

as

impressed

so

on

duties

left
at

which

which

manner

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of

small,

always

anxiety

no

small

and

six

length

time

same

that

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at

times.

about

once

the

voice

look

and

therefore

vivid

most

of

floods

fairlygood

1891.

damage

certain

was.

distincdythree
off

of

now

me,

December

were

regarded

still persisted in my
rode

to

charge

was

At

complete

were

bridge

I
in

I dreamt

long

so

was

picture

exact

for
it

work.

surroundings
said

traffic.

about

night

which

but

bridges,large and

serious

prevent

the

in

there

bridges,and

dailylife

mind

routine
One

signed,

Reynolds,

i^th

was

Sometimes

to

have

in my

dream,

witness.

carried

the

is

personally known

roadway, together with

that

of the

secretary

''Cheltenham,

of

saving,

company

in consequence

the

pounds.'*

case

Cheltenham,

"*

afterwards

publication.)

for

an

I took

upon

not

atnounL

partiallydestroyed,

was

near

DREAMS.

The

was

dream
that I
ing
Noth-

small

flood.

astonishment

On

dream

the

being
the

perhaps

to

last

following,the

The

is

DREAMS.

ON

S9S

From

actually averting

useful, as

most

several

save

of

means

lives

Captain

the

Swan

Captain

Scott

time

that

enabled

was

*
"

have

there

gone

in

founded

Settlement)was

must

1892.

(called at

Australia

Western

River

Mareh^

9M

the

1829.

shortly after

very

period.
"In

the

Adelaide,

Bishop

'"He,

such

face

that

he

of

spoke

and

would

of

course,

I should

He

writing.

Scott

showed
he

both

and

the

and
told

He

it all
of

varying expressions
that

before

the

things

his mind's

he

eye

as

them.

was,

said

attendance

his dreams

idea

passing vividly

were

described
""

such
the

one

of

of kindness.

therewith.

and

gave

in

bishop, and
about

me

connected
animation

Archdeacon

Captain

acts

many

told

then

Australia

assist the

day,

circumstances

being

Adelaide.

him

one

with

of

to

from

I received

Western

to

readiness

great

1848,

year

went

the

upon

he

of

colony

calamity,

"

""The

Scott

have

for

greatly

like very

said
the

transcribed

at

copy

once

of his

struck

much

indeed

that

I should

log, which

I received

me.

by

the

the

have

to

he
MS.

narrative

have
had
a

it in
it ; he

by
few

him.

days

afterwards.
''His
and

thereby.

Hale

Bishop

I will cite of

that

example

the

last
old

man

Vol.

illness
was

was

long

pleased when

and

wearisome
any

xi., part xxix. of Proetidings S. P.

friend

R.

one,

would

look

and

in

sk

the

of

bishop

old

man

''

quite

aware

chance
occurred

to

the

man

old

getting

the

truth

that

some

it

the

thr

by

seat

the

narrative,

of

feel doubtful

Mr.

Bostock's

declaration

such

but

about

wan

might

it,and

it

friendlyv\%h%

excellent

an

sh'ghtent

whom

to

persons

afforded

some

BostiKk,

performance

mind

own

of

might

that

me

the

to

my

upon

show

to

his

the

services.

had

about

addition

in

that

Mr.

taking

then

was

aware

was

sometmies

devotional

never

doubt

of

(Freemantle),

ymA

bedside,

usual

the

habk

the

in

was

ins

tune.

aad

"ScKxst;.

of

clergyman

for

Ikm

mioi

Upr

opfxirtunity

that

as

t/i

which

h^

fi'ui

obtain.

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Scott's

"

saw

On
a

several
On

the

started

in

men

8th

up

between
and

at

pleasant

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the
altered

p.m.

weather.

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8

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ON

284

Dr.
of

Kinsolving
Epiphany,

the

Hodgson

DREAM"

of the

Protestant

Episcopal

Philadelphia,writes

Locust

2,016

The

'*

when

had

came

of bone

from

before

though

habit

I did

and

of

the

act

of

I awoke
dream

to

wife

tellingmy
in the

mountains,
the

by

nervous

because

doing

walks

tinct
dis-

very

the

so

her

make

was

when

eye

mention

taking long
to

snake

from

killed,

unusually lig^t

was

not

refrained

wish

not

in

was

dressing,but
in the

skin
the

Va,

peculiarprojection

mind's

I did

when

in

be

to

Springes, W.
which,

and

the

my

but

morning,

one,

was

rattlesnake

impression of

vivid

I seemed

Capon

at

tail,while

the
The

and

while

hotel

the

across

in colour.

any

this.

was

black-looking rattles

two

in the

dream

of

back

Street,

Sir,

Dear

woods,

Dr.

to

14/4 October^ 1891.

"Philadelphia,

My

fellows

as

"

"

**

Church

gestion
sug-

of snakes.
After

**

the

of
we

of the

back

twelve

miles

the

started

from

down

north
hotel

the

to

as

the

road

the

side

of

me

walking rapidly and

came

on

snake

in the

trodden

air, and

upon
^

Vol.

the

coiled
had
snake.

of

and

and

ready

I threw

down

go

my

to

on

As

suddenly

to

such

the

alert

strike.

step

out

home.

return

me

about

thirty steps

gone

I finished

to

dream,

put

along

when

and

mountain

my

to

had

and

the

brother

my

decided

we

into

startle

with

mountain,

vividly conscious

extent

was

I started

g^eat

mountain

became

was

breakfast

to

xi.,part xxix., of Proceedings S, P. R.

when

My

I would

myself

an

one

foot

have
side

PREMONITORY

fell heavilyon

and
at

and

once

the

found

it

the

with
particular

the

I had

one

snake

same

had

in my

in every

mind's

eye.

peculiarmalformation

size, colour, and

same

myself

with the assistance of my

be

to

285

I recovered

ground.

killed the snake

brother, and

The

DREAMS.

of

the tail.
belief that my

It is my

**

the

treadingon

dream

prevented me

I have

snake, but

I try

think

to

muddled

and

the line of such abnormal

on

**G. H.
Clinton

Church,

''Christ

theory on

no

and get considerably

mixed
subject,

"

the
when

experiences.

KiNSOLVING."

Harrison

Streets,
N.Y.

Street, Brooklyn,

Clinton

323

and

from

''i^thApril, 1892.
Mr.

*'

**

Dear

Mv
**

of

Hodgson.

Richard

Sir,

My brother,the

enclosed

has
Philadelphia

recollection of his

Rev.
me

George
your

premonitory dream

H.

Kinsolving

request for my
last

at

summer

Capon Springs. Constant occupationduringthe season

pliance
just ended is my apology for a somewhat
tardy comwith
remember
**

We

that

them

circumstances

as

:
"

off from the Springs

started,he and I together,

justafter

Rock

Enon

of the

North

breakfast

Springa

with

to

Our

Mountain, and
two

boys

who

go

the mountain

over

first stop
near
were

it we
out

was

the

on

had

some

to
crest
versation
con-

huckleberrying.

with rattlesnakes,
experience
they repliedthey had killed several during the
Later, my brother and I were
clamberingup

I asked

season.

these

were

Hotel

and

The

request.

them

about

their

/
/

ON

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rough bushy cliff,and

steep

had

'You
a

the

to

be

night

before

trail and

found

have

by

stepped
shoulder

the

reptilewhich

the

which

he

some

under

said,

backward.

and

delivered

mountain.

My

'

me

missed

little

! I

like

and

raised

seem

we

side

him

caught

the

just over

bushes

some

ences
refer-

toW

the

! I think

foot

he reeled
snake

this

my

and

one

coiled

was

at

was

fellow

with

then

not

Then

and

as

bit

closed

we

first stones,

our

is

his dream

to

descending

back

that

on

allu^on
had

This

brother

my

beyond

way

body

as,

of brushwood,
in upon

any

ourselves

his

did

I said

of these

neither

snakes

brother, who

my

front, threw

in

of

At

make

to

or

walking

Suddenly

to

of

in front

was

rattlesnakes.

for

place,*
the

he

as

out

subject of

After

'*

our

of

sort

reminded

of the

look

better

snaky

very

to

DREAMS.

my

brother, catching sight of the tail,said, 'That

is strange!

I will tell you

about

that

snake

had

killed

the

snake,

remarkable

about

in

before
to

I noticed
it

me

other
but

dream.
that

he

over

came

boys
the

diseased

very

narrow

brother

my

its

on

tail,and

that

said

in

up

pointed

in the

were

reptile he
tail '.

night
the

of

of

act

said

And

on

bitten

dream

being

head

had

to

strike

suddenly

come

At

the

(for
when

the

that
it

his

me

as

ing
Bend-

snake.

examination

it had

Hotel

boys,

any

dreamed

he

Springs

Why

like

tell

to

before

killinga

from
his

"

fact that

proceeded

the

front

the

to

when

it

Smiley*s frog, *just

tail.

back
the

Jim

we

singular,defective
escape

thrown
said

"

He

party of

has

rattle

one

anything
like

was

frog

when

Then

moment.'

remarkable

something

snake

appeared

time

of

his

reptilehad

discovered), he
into

his

mind.

DREAMS.

PREMONITORY

noticed

in which

we

him
to

spot

the

at

when

the

peak

that

he

until

I mentioned
when

or

had

the

moment

such

vividness

dozen

snake

or

button

rattles.

and

looked

unusual

some

are

for

at

me

to

disease

to

feature,
'

**

send

in the

month

We

my

would

the

recollection

livingin

were

One
drive

little child

relation.

the

followingcases

of

the
of

rest

them,

very

without

direct

experience

since

last

August

Kinsolving."

B.

fulfilment

of the

aversion
the

crushing or

or

this

of

not

"

altogetherunique

you

brother

my

half-a-

is

dream

important

an

Mayfair.
I

ing
walk-

was

it of the

was

"Arthur

owing

at

with

had

I remember

as

experience

I will

leaving the Springs

In the

that

single rattle

deprived

facts,

The

least

spoken

having

he

have

to

though
had

the

hastilynarrated.

It had

as

accident

These

**

where

large enough

was

more

"

walk

his mind

into

look

boys,

our

and

met

was

come

him

the

during

dream

snake

had

make

to

with

up

care.

some

The

**

this

dream

as

the

of

the

on

clambered

we

as

wards
to-

the strange

me

speaking

were

before

that

with

we

thought

not

moment

snakes

look

there

told

not

argument

me

answered

he had

question why

my

dream

He

moment.

the

of

this made

and

engaged,

were

thread

losing the

and

pause

287

day
to

Vol.

I determined

nurse,

the

that

in

our

had

on

the

Street,
morrow

brougham, taking
the

spend

to

night

Hertford

in

i88-

Woolwich

and

During

about

day

with

painfullyclear

xL, part xxix. of Proceedings S. P. P.

DREAMS.

ON

288

or

streets

north

the

on

his head

much

so

that

hoped

me

that

coachman

to

give

obstacle

some

might

have

coachman

was

an

him

would

that

if he

Woolwich

he

but

instead, he
gave

no

horse

was

could

old

He

he

for

his

quite well.

quite well

would

that

reason

train

asked

drive

to

that

he

to

culties,
diffieleven
He

hour.

the

that

said

almost

but

The

suggested

prefer

him

train.

making

to

hesitation, and

I told

by

go

given
I

ing
morn-

might arise, so

servant

when

in.

I almost

his orders,

going by

not

was

man
coach-

in the

carriage ready

hesitated, and

said

old

our

when

valued

the

myself standing

drive

for

and

have

ten.

at

the

to

excuse

an

of the

one

up

road, his hat smashed

discomposed

for the

sent

the

on

of

child,

holding my

and

pavement

turning
then

and

Piccadilly;

of

on
falling

This

brougham

of the

vision

dream

eagerly that

said

that

all

vras

right.
We

**

well

went

until

at

us

; and

brougham

in

as

his seat,

the

coachman

though

the

horse

Street.

He

caught
catch

the

swayed
least
him

in my

of

my

child, and

Just

fell off the

prompt,
dream.

he

box.

would
I found

to

he

turned

back

Down

up

dream

flashed

stop,

jumped

to

policeman

did

If
have

leaning

My

called

as

the

of

pullingviolently,

We

him

ing
look-

front

glass

were

his attitude.
to

return

were

was

sign.

no

I called

coachman.

and

less

I felt

retained
me.

hold

the

All

day.
the

coachmen

other

that

saw

however,

upon

Piccadilly on

that

saw

the

spent

looking through

of which,

back

and

reached

we

Then

journey.

Woolwich

to

went

so

had

fallen

afterwards

the

to

coachman

been

just
that

out,

in the

as

the

saw

poor

DREAMS.

ON

SOO

went

at

A.M.

*'

him

laughed

that

he

died

he

the

to

that

one

it the

forty

seventy-one

was

the

E.

Rev.

that

father, whilst

My

181

5), had

my

sister have

he
on

saw

dream

tablet

D.

which

his birth, and

his death.

But

date

i2th

somewhat

was

his

Ncvemher,

18S5.

if

inclined

but
him

in the

to

be

think

dream

place,
date
year

of
of

something

of his death.

tablet

that

it

9th Jua

was

abbreviated

ever,

the

the

not
to

date

the

on

In

full, the

in

month,

month

I and

of his native

name

to

1808-

future,which

relate.

seemed

is seldom,

June

as

and

inscribed

as

Whitechapel

"

him

his

day

the

he

parish church

there

about

The

**

the
But

uncertain

heard

inscribed

was

When

Banister,

relatingto

in the

said

schoolboy (probably from

often

died, and

Herrington."

George

"

**

he

to.

old.

Lancashire

Vicarage, Preston,

his dream

longer.

years

years
*"

From

died

pall-bearers

same

related

he

day

same

for

good

was

He

grave.

first

at

dead.

was

The

13th January.

the

was

he

morning

next

the

on

officiated

He

the

down

Jun.,he

as

be

might

9th

January.
Many

**

occurred

1835,
and

ten

deeply
of

the

recall

to

eldest

my

elapsed

years

child's

tablet, and

by

death

though

died

My

father

the

loss

called
in

dream,

circumstance

brother

months.
affected

the

the

after

his

to

the

at
at

of

until

the

the

his mind

dream

age

he

and
on

of

time

child.
the

nothing
9th June,

two

years

was

very

The

date

date

on

distinctlysaw

the
his

DREAMS.

PREMONITORY

he

name,

own

the

he

date

On

**

had

seen

Banister

have

seen

my

of which

dream

only

I have

that

say

the

father

my

sister confirms

facts

the

favoured

us

follows

as

The

lady
it

well
for

out

respecting the

heard

father

speak, and

my

as

brother

my

has

saw

the

night

prevented

my

sisters

my

sister

of

shortly after
so

warning,
had

three

was

very

had

any

**

after

it

that
this

M.

and

that

dining-room.

thing
Some-

she
in

my

dream

My

sister C. told

she

dreamt

in

see

be

her

On

day.

dining-room;

the

quite pink

; so

been

as

sent

really dead,

they

said

the

dead.

I have

"(Signed)

was

saw

I told

person.

had

not

but

quite pink,

was

next

dream

could
to

it was,

flesh turned

curious, but that she

other

dream.

dead

the

her

thought

doctors

vivid

flesh

suddenly

death

that

our

was

dream

died

L.
her

in

surprise, the

I knew

although

much

to

kindly written

very

recognisingwho

me

great

my

1 had

of

lyingdead

one

to

happened

has

She

death.

"

some

that,

of another's

writer.

stated.

Banister."

interestingcase

the

to

can

publication:

On

"

known

"

letter

are

followingmost

brother's

premonitions

to

pass

that

died.

"Agnes
Let

idea

9th June.

was

9th January, 1883,

Mr.
**

afterwards

ever

301

and

colour
never

like thi"

me

it,the

about
facts

her dream
that

followed

the
are

Zr

morning
aA

states.

"(Signed)

C/'

.she

following,the

The

the

perhaps

to

the

being

dream
is

DREAMS.

ON

S9fi

From

Captain

Scott

enabled

was

thereby.
^

Hale

Bishop

"

''^th Marck^
The

**

the

time

Captain
that

Scott

founded

Settlement)was
have

must

there

gone

1893.
the

(called at

Australia

Western

River

Swan

in

1829.

shortly after

very

period.
"In

the

Adelaide,

face

that

he

and

would

of

course,

the
it all

told

varying expressions

idea

He

have

said
the

transcribed

for

greatly

like very

I should

writing.

and

the

that

things

his mind's

eye

of
he
as

them.

was,

said

he

and

He

passing vividly before

were

described
**

such
the

one

gave

both

his dreams

therewith.

and

showed

of kindness.

about

me

connected
animation

of

spoke

told

Scott

bishop, and

of

attendance

in

Captain

acts

many

day,

circumstances
such

Adelaide.

him

one

Australia

assist the

to

from

"He,

with

of

Bishop

I received

Western

to

readiness

great

Archdeacon

1848, I being then

year

went

the

upon

he

of

colony

at

copy

struck

much
that

once

of his

indeed

the

the

he
MS.

narrative
have

to

I should

log, which

I received

me.

by

have
had
a

it in

it ; he

by
few

him.

days

afterwards.
"His
and

actually averting a calamity,

useful, as

lives

I will cite of

that

example

of

means

most

several

save

last

the

last
old

man

Vol.

illness
was

was

long

pleased when

and

wearisome
any

xi., part xxix. of ProceedingsS, P,

friend

R.

one,

would

PREMONITORY

look

in

the

of

bishop

the

in

old

man

**

habit

doubt

aware

chance

sometimes

occurred

to

the

man

old

getting

that

some

it

the

of

the

by

seat

might

of

such

was

might

it,and

it

friendlyvisits

excellent

declaration

but

about

Bostock's
an

slightest

whom

to

feel doubtful

Mr.

afforded

the

narrative,

persons

that

some

Bostock,

performance

mind

own

my

upon

truth

me

Mr.

the

services.

the

show

to

that

his

the

to

then

was

aware

was

taking

addition

in

had

about

quite

of

devotional

never

time.

and

99S

parish (Freemantle),

bedside,

usual

the

his

for

him

with

diocese,

of

clergyman
was

sit

and

DREAMS.

opportunity
he

which

that

as

to

for
did

obtain.
Matthew

**

*'

Captain
**

saw

the

On
a

started

in

men

the

8th

at

pleasant

for the

and

black

the

man

stayed

9th

the

altered

the

ship'scourse,

and

sail.
On
from

course

of

the

Daylight
loth

W.S.W.

ascertainingthe

day

heavy
made

and
until

passed

previous,

thunder
all

and

sail,fine

o'clock, altered

at

to

S.W.

true

with

occurred.

having

the

Antigue,

up

deck

on

them.

got

dream

same

squalls with

heavy

weather.

that

among
and

same

aloft.

up

shortened

purpose

I dreamed

7th June

the

p.m.

ships

the

apparently water-logged,

Guadeloupe

lightning;
the

her

Bishapr

"

dreamed

On

and

up

between
and

and

mate

daylight.
Got

the

account

night of

schooner,

several
On

Scott's

Hale,

B.

two

points

position of the

DREAMS.

ON

"94

Islands,

Bird

chart

my

it

in

going

was

dream

to

John

*'On

the

all

the

Humane

of

morning

said

On

looking

coming from,

flying on
holding
in all

the

it

the

year

and

officers

which
to

be

my
and

then

cabin,

I then
down

went

Immediately
put

went

on

two

boat

their

to

hove

small

the

in

it

should

kept
to

my

her

and

pistolsand

returned

all hands

to

cutlass
on

deck,

were

of

One

taken

was

passengers

ship

should

away,
out

turn

insurance
her

the

by

for
sails

reefed

entering

my

state

forcibly in

came

my

he

the

my

After

took

number

My

under

away

and

pirate.

they

bow

that

that

recover

breakfast.

dream

deck, called

if

the

to

see

keep

to

me

squall

large flag
in

up

seaa

small

the

men

way

same

not

was

down

the

could

they

just the

was

in

ship

My

we

coming.

was

with

sails.

that

called

where

the

a.m.

9*30

standing

man

said

at

take

ship

requested

I felt uneasy

then

the

wrote

and

deck

on

to

they stating that

pirates, I

ship.

saw

they thought

previous

I did,

the

and

that

stated

men

astern

immediately

that

and

deck

we

furlingroyals

men

who

squall

on

and

oar,

studding

aloft
of

an

loth,

officer

that

immediately repaired

was

Joseph

Richenburg,

Society

the

breakfast, the

at

skylight and

saila

William

my

London.

in

were

the

to

Don

Carthagena,

at

related

passengers,
and

something

I had

ship.

my

Poingestre

circumstances

that

on

this time

at

was

supposing

and

merchants

Esquires,

house

to

mate

my

Severra,

mind,

my

(as

existed

really

doubtful).

happen

to

if these

see

marked

was

uneasy

very

to

or

my
my

and

my

room.

mind,
side

again

and
hove

DREAMS.

PREMONITORY

the

ship

wheel

and

officer

to

boat

I then

the

made
with

up

down

and

tack

towards

his

of

in, very

shark, and

had

men,

who

speak

with

I got

all the

in

were

the

short

of

havii^

Saints, it then

ship a lightbreeze

kept

her

they
the

and

had

the

of

them
still

as

sightof

they

had

fast

the

boat, and

oars,

boat

large

time

of

the

sail

drift

trj

to

strong

so

That
the

at

the

on

leaving
schooner
different
that

the

daylight

schooner

from

see

shore
in-

the

boat,

land

and

The

following day

it ; it blew

lightnii^; they

and

of

through

After

pulling in

from

that

being

water

and

could

him

and

pa5isage

seeing

from

to

Hamblelan,

for

up

his

appeantd

calm.

altogether.

and

mast

let the

it

long

of

they

as

her

thunder

quantity

able

Grenada,

to

running

dreadful

very

them

not

man

Janus

boat

driftingfarther

lost

taken

brjard, and

quite exhausted.
far

taken

great

shore

on

mortification

they

gale, with

and

my

had

thwarts, als^"

follows

q"rang

current

became

crew

boat

the

On

mate

!"tate,

being

the

but

ground,

loaded, made

boats.

black

the

very

going

their

boat

o(

bound

America,

were

see

be

boat

the

schooner

the

to

water,

of

direction

the

my

weak

very

as
particulars,

from

light winds,
Island

what

to

tow.

exception

they belonged
Grenada,

in

and

getting Captain Jellard on

After

''

her

first

having

to

up

the

to

that

boat
Captain Jellard's

nearly

ordered

the

of the

out

men

the

go

guns

found

into his,
water

then

the

them,

captain and

ordered
a

take

Poingestre

ship.

his boat

lower

sail, and

coming

the

steer

was.

Mr.

desired

and

to

295

the

break

had

ship until

to

heavy
make

painter of
off the

sea

the
that

ON

996

running. During

was

DREAMS.

all this time

had

they

water

no

The

nearly
followingday was
winds and a hot scorching
sun
calm, very light
; being
ings
in the latitude of i6**21',longitude
63**14',their suffer-

or

anything to

were

eat.

themselves

to

discovered

them

If God

saying,
'

send

pray

die*.

her

keep

The

poured
the

On

man

appealedto

hear black

man

as

for

shark

well

heard

all-merciful Father

them

and

bath and

warm

of

man,

let him

no

of

put them

coolingthem

and

I gave

mouths

and

for

asked
and

water

barley

some

water

littletea

speak

to

if the black

I found

his

satisfied

me

to

On

me.

had

man

and
register
all

pirates. During
in company

our

moisten

to

of them

some

and
their

prayed
them

gave

occasionally.After
for

me

below

and

searchinghis pocketsto

manifest
and

conversation

with

it for

sun

told the truth about

correct,

was

the

and
biscuit,

good sleep Captain Jellardsent

wished

made

gettingsome
parts of
their
to
were
sticking

and

few minutes, until

every

for food

them

and

severallyinto

backs, their skin being all blistered with

water.

immediately

puncheon

water

their shirts off their skin which

been

his God,

his prayers

part of the flesh.

eaten

in the head

the purpose

see

that I

knocked

rice

on

largeshark, which was lyingin the boat on

of which they had drunk
beingbroughtalongside,
him

the blood

salt

water

white

as

eat,

to

massa

men

morning

the black

fish or

me

cool.

them

captainand

and

their clothes off their backs

tore

sent

Both

great all day.

very

his

of his cargo.
that

they

I found

Captain Jellardin

This
not

were

that I had
St

Newfoundland, in 1814, he then commanding

ship.

Johns.
a

fine

ON

S9B

givenin a

This book

dream.

with dreams, and

reference

well-known

the many

IJREAMS.

is concerned

would

be

exclusively
of placeto

out

stories of families who

perceive

vision or noise before the death of one

particular
their members.
Apparentlythese instances are

of

well authenticated
the

for
;
sceptical

most

"there

"

'"

"

most

has

something

what ?

or

"

Professor

is justpossible
that these other

the

sort

same

learningto

now

be able

exist, may

sense

any

of process
be

able

in

to

It

"

says

with

communicate
that

as

which

by

communicate

theory what

hope

even

Lodge

wider

if they b
intelligences,

to

to

dreams.

ajiother world

can

Y.

thing
"some-

of another's

that has

we

O.

the

men

own

that

explain.

can

from
spirit

even

say

existed

another

attain

men

what

warn

outside our
intelligence
knowledge of the future than

by

part

has
to

come

Is it

their own.

or

also

something
"

death

the

somethingin it,"but
is,neither they nor any other

This
"

dogmatic disbelief of

be

must

"

This

for the

too

it may,

we

with

us
are

each

the fact remains

other ".

Be

that death

have undoubtedlyoccurred
in
premonitions
We
in the dark for an explanation,
grope blindly

dreams.

find

to

We

fact.

to

come

little,and

so

for the little we

feel is

we

only

none,

know

the search
that

our

veritable

up

feel

we

know

againstthe
so

amongst

hunting for

solid

much, and
the

diamond

much
on

the seashore.
I knew

what

he

laws

clever

man

pleasedto

was

that there
known

was

no

such

he denied

who
call

argued violently
against
the supernatural
; he said

thing;

it

was

againstall

and
it absolutely,

well-

declared that

PREMONITORY

the

who

persons
"

fools

then

had

"

**

when

life,as

I
I

felt such

never

that

nothing

of it !

is

this is

death

own

in

again
I

know

Too
a

the

we

great

scepticism.

occasionally
but

out
with-

mind,

open

great

has

frequent as

so

I had

never

because

other.

too

dream,

an

the

or

way

injuriousas

him

not

keep

to

us

one

as

man*s
to

ant
ignor-

an

"

prejudice
credulity

own.

often

I shall

impossible,just

it behoves

Surely

is

anything

how

thought

argued against the supernatural.

say

his

of

experience
:

credulous

**

were

'*

an

remarking

fool in my

299

otherwise

argued

he

his

remember

DREAMS.

been

phesied
prothat

gather

may

of

premonition

another's

death.
I will cite

two

interesting from

the

of

cases

whatever

point

view

2nd

February

look

we

at

Ind.,

Pratt

was

morning

of

Pratt

of

the

began

1894."

and

grave,

put the
^

Vol.

went

Well,

chose

his

then

dirt

on

you

the

store

alive
said

he

and
pall-bearers,

coffin he

woke

me

he

yet '.

that

down.

on

to

that

said

are

regards

January,

related

He

He

lowered
the

to

He

dream.

his dream.

and

nth

of
I

As

received.

January.

his

about

died

to

here.

I said,

me

29th

dream

12th

the

night
he

the

merchant

circumstances

told

of

Yours

Thomas

Mr.

Sir,

Dear
**

to

of

"

**

that

most

are

"Valparaiso,

he

which

them

last

former,

was

When
up.

xi., part xxix, of Proceedings S, P. P.

Mr.
the
the
died

Then
dreamt
taken

they
When

DREAMS.

ON

SOO

went

at

A.M.

**

him

laughed

that

he

died

he

the

to

that

one

it the

forty

seventy-one

was

the

father, whilst

My

181

5), had

my

sister have

he
on

saw

dream

tablet

which

his birth, and

his death.

But

date

\2th

somewhat

was

his

November,

18S5.

if

inclined

be

fdace,
date

of

year

of

something

of his death.

tablet

that

it

9th Jua

was

abbreviated

think

dream

the

not
to

date

the

on

ever,

to

but
him

in the

the

full, the

in

month,

month

In

808-

I and

of his native

name

to

future,which

relate.

seemed

is seldom,

June

as

and

inscribed

as

Whitechapel

"

him

his

day

the

he

parish church

there

about

The

**

the
But

uncertain

heard

inscribed

was

When

schoolboy (probably from

in the

said

Banister.

relatingto

often

died, and

Herrington."

George

"

*'

he

to.

old.

Lancashire

Vicarage, Preston,

his dream

longer.

years

D.

E.

Rev.

that

years
*'

From

died

pall-bearers

same

related

he

day

same

for

good

was

He

grave.

first

at

dead.

was

The

13th January.

the

was

he

morning

next

the

on

officiated

He

the

down

Jun., he

as

be

might

9th

January.
Many

**

occurred

1835,
and

ten

deeply
of

the

recall

to

eldest

my

elapsed

years

child's

tablet, and

by

death

though

died

My

father

the

loss

called
in

dream,

circumstance

brother

months.
affected

the

after the

his

to

the

at
at

of

until

the

the

his mind

dream

age

he

and
on

of

time

child.
the

nothing
9th June,

two

years

was

ver\'

The

date

date

on

distinctlysaw

the
his

PREMONITORY

own

he

name,

the

afterwards

ever

date

he

'*On

9th January, 1883,

Mr.

seen

Banister's

"

had

DREAMS.

have

only

that

say

I have

heard

facts

are

my

as

follows

as

brother

my

the

us

rcspectinj{thr

father

speak, and

brother

my

The

lady
it

followingmost

well

known

for

out

BANisTKk."
di:ath.

happrmi'/JUf

kindly writU'n

has

She

writer.

statird.

has

interesting case

the

to

can

publication:

"

"On
I

:~

premonitions of another's

to

pass

that

letter

"A(;nes

Let

idea

died.

father

my

sister confirms

of which

dream

the

favoured

9th June.

was

seen

.101

the

saw

some

night

lying dead

one

thing prevented
that,

to

although

my

sisters

my

sister

surprise,
that

knew
of

this

M.

in

it

died

L.

S/m^*

it wa%,

f\esh

the

the

day.

in

the

^w

f/iiik,
I uM

pr:rv/fi,

next

suddenly

Un

(\uiU:

was

dearl

dream

dr^^tn.

dining-r^xmi,

our

was

vivid

very

recognising who

me

great

my

1 had

of

On

dinttiirroom
,

shordy

after

her

her

death

f^esAi tum#-/l

f\H\U'j/ink

v#

much

so

warning,
three

had
was

very

had

any

"*

after
states.

that

and

that

thought
she

doctors

in

curious, but
other

dream

My

sister C. toU

she

dreamt

my

drtam

couU
to

see

U:

nr/t

her;

that she

ha/J

wa.%

ijt^'ii"y'iif

"m

"#

ds'^ui,,tiy\
rurally

th^ry %j/J
d/-^],

tf(#' loSimt

I fMV^

im

v^#

like tht"

mc

it,the

about
bcL%

Yt^rrdr^Ain

thai

th'

0/l|//w/|

9f^ff9Hny

;^r#

"i4^

hI/#

ON

SW

I will

from

man's

of

yet

the

of

Space

does

limited

number

of

of each

what

of the

The

land

great

House,

the

other

**

which

yet

until

of

dream

and

of

the

time)

until
me

going

Mrs.

M.,

A.

Adjutant-General's

Dublin.

sometimes,

and

however,
her

had

now

I fell

to

thought

I did

drawn

were

somehow

asleep and
Vol.

away

did

in
over

not

to

called
I

am

wake

bed,

my
a

white
the

strike
you,

going
until

a.m.

well

at

at

him

to

call
She

5.

quiteenough

'.

of

only

I have

going

foot

would

up

awoke

I fancied

and

Remember
am

the

get

surprise I

my

at

if she

next

to

at

reading

The

Thursday,

lightseemed
*

like

in bed

curtains

said,

day

1884.

not

was

then

one

be

bright indeed,
The

her

getting up
(who

and

tea,

better

standing

of

room

I should

that

refused, saying she

day

him

I asked

7.

habit

father

my

give

to

about

in the

was

to

monitions
pre-

"

Hon.

sister

know

we

side ".

strikinginstances

Royal Barracks,

My

may

bilities,
possi-

"

"

very

of death

From

than

developed

the

on

followingare

be

Research.

like dream

seem

the

world,

more

class of dream,
of

taken

authenticated

Psychical

giving

probably waiting to
more

well

another

with

Society for

permit

not

instances

more

receptacleof

illustrations

as

few

communication

Proceedings

suffice

with

inexhaustible

that

cases

close

now

DREAMS.

in the

morning,
and

saw

looking

very

dressing-gown.

windows
her

and

figure.

the
She

it is 5

o'clock, and

away,

remember
At

eight

xi., part xxix. of Proceedings S, P,

R.

break-

'.

DREAMS.

PREMONITORY

I said

fast

after

me

I did

at

5 o'clock

and
about

surprised

and

way,

to

'.

of dreams

sort

the

of

her

at

said,

fore,
be-

sort

thinking

twice

it

**The
health

and

spiritsup

sittingby
died

she

that

she

had

she

had

sat

recollect

on

danger

no

that

on

the

fluctuation

the

to

sad

6 o'clock,

Thursday,

coincidence

dressing-gown
of

in which

of this short

but

memory,

not

illness,

apprehended,

morning

dream

was

I do

night

was

my

taken

as

this
the

I remembered.

connected

with

that

sad

illness.

short

father, the second

My

**

ill,dreamed

taken

Life of

Charles
then

not

was

part

is another

There

**

during

occurred

five

struck

curious

muslin

first

at

and

about

at

perfect

was

day week,

next

white

during

incident

strange
clock

up

which

from

the

side,

in

she

morning,

father's

my

vision

or

that

that

to

5 o'clock

at

dream

of my

been

day, Friday, having

next

and

ill whilst

there

Oh,

and

those

called

however,

She,

anything

say

rather

was

like

not

No,' she

'

agitated

an

I don't

'

No,

'

did

you

I have

'.

room

your

her

heard

never

"

away

rather
*

that

Remember

'*

said,

and

mean

you

call

and

come

astonished

going

in

me

did

you

say,

near

surprise said,

Do

am

came

*so

looked

and

now

never

my

at

She

I said,

questioned

sister,

my

and

you,

'

all

not

come

to

903

she
the

is

held

that

night before

he

asked

James Fax^

in the
no

up

last page,

house.

more

for

the

volume

across

to

the second
He

me

her

to

she

sister

my

go

with

on

volume

dreamed

that

read

the half of which

he

the

of which
she

read, that is the

had

was

to

said

end.'

him, open

saw

printed

in

The
He

*"

he

**

awoke

could

it

shock

which

he

remembered

feelingit

at

of shock

sort

and

He, however,

did

being ill,thought

day

sister died

my

that

it

the

was

the

about

not

And

say

he

yet

remembering

or

told

he

''It

that

the

that

it

that

night

many

ways.

and

was

the

dream.

that

the

end

of

father

My

My

The

Cleary

up

not

in

that

of

soon

did

but

and

book,

that

him, and

family

recovered

life in
death,

her

and,

"

as

writes

day
of

man

likelyto

think

his death

of

of dreams

lect
in intel-

was

thirty.'' (Field-Marshal

1863.)

percipientof

the

following dream.

Miss

K.

M.

"

I will first
been

state
so

that

all my

Road,

Albert

"Co.

have

for

his tea,

Field- Marshal

man

the

"

'"

and

after.

late
a

to

faculties like

S. died

Lord

was

general,and
and

The

thing

her

to

phase

one

like it

morning,

saw

read

ever

soon

the

was

will know,

one

any

father

finished

never

everything changed
'*

rather

in with

she

she

not

because

day,

strange

thought
come

last time

was

The

us.

her

saw

strange

was

might

night, or

same

I believe, tell her

not,

mother

my

it that

mention

not

he

time

same

after he awoke

and

quite

page

all.

at

in

the
filling

painful shock,

awoke

half-amused

he,

him

it gave

he still felt

when

was

letters,

End.

said

him, and

why,

thick

large black,

very

across.

it

DREAMS.

ON

804

15M

Antrim,

am

life.

Carrickfergus,

very

am

February^ 1892.

healthy
not

in

woman,

the

least

ON

306

pictures that
to

home

go

the

him

that

head

this

china
had

that

anywhere.

trouble

were,

cloud, and

of

that

he

felt,that James

that

which

of

R.

of

died, and
this

white
set

the

style
seen

from

it,
of

Cleary

since.

back

it

as

was.

James

we

grief and

figureloomed

only brother

my

was

never

there

part

brother. Dr.

of

one

room
bed-

position,

Dr.

I had

Street),deceased

took

as

peculiarnew

very

distinct

one

Earl

N.

(27

used

certain

pattern,
a

about

uncle, father

an

Dublin

pattern

and

in

that

was

dreamt

terrible

bed

to

me

bed, holding in his hand

the window

on

lace curtain, the

the

to

occupied by

motioned
been

where

I turned

been

me,

for

sent

was

that

nez^er

lilac flowers

with

tea-cup,

had

Tipperary,

always

wall, foot

foot of the

the

Co.

behind

in, saw

that

me,

home

go

had

which

went

towards

towards

of

I did

close

room,

to

Roscrea,

that

mother,

opposite

an

in

that

bedroom

that

lived

is);

the

to

.go

presented

were

(we

convent

DREAMS.

or

saw,

with

him

to

Dublin.
**

with

so,

of

this dream

me,

**

detail

Every

is

The

loud, rapid
roused

from
me

to

it.

bed

again.
back

me

This
to

in

I may

Now.
self
my-

express

seemed

that

bed

my
very

me

or

stupor

whose
sure

noted

aroused

daze

nun

make

hand-bell

mechanically I
a

The
to

of the

and
;

I described,

little,told

gone

of

side

bed
as

verified.

was

unique in, if

tones

me,

bed, scarcely awake

the

dream

its span.

dormitory

on

the

we

had

in the

sprang

from

it

was

shook
should

ill,and

sitting

was

to

go

all risen, found

appearance

quite.

just then

duty

rung

would

for worlds.

me

lie down
not

have

I told her

PREMONITORY

ill,that

not

was

that

father

my

such

to

do

there

is

the

At

"

to

believe

was

in

to

I had

had

in

walking
He

Superioress.

looked

and

dates

occurred

on

then,

the

was

attending a

got

and

no

fever

death

His

not

was

**

the

On

same

night

he

go

Wednesday

he got

felt

and

nervous

going
Fm

out.

of

my

my

to

morning

Friday evening
Then

quite on

me

aunt,

class

to

sure

bed.
he

his

or

paring
com-

mother,

my

that

the

dream

but
I

to

five

days

lay for
any

sister,who

he

died.

life,or

my

lines.
the

On

dream.

wetting. Wednesday

the

had
I

that

nun

hot

presume

first time

intimation
was

me

ill.

fifty-two,

when
of

I had

the

the

him

now

am

course

other

the town,

from

unwell, and

mistresses, told

In

with

Thursday,

I first had

always looked,

fifteen

whole

the

from

humour.

was

as

Wednesday

before
not

much

so

changed

rather, shunted

He

caught.

the

to

Mother

predisposed

19th July, 1853.

therefore

he

miles

patientsome

He

the

the

he

and

day's indisposition.He

he

on

reason

with
as

infection, which
died

every

doctor

I found

more,

wetting, which

severe

attempt

before

good

of his first

eve

I may

not

days

afterwards

events

unhappily, is

who,

few

grounds

of health

embodiment

I had

medical

was

the

I did

is

(She

perfecthealth

in

was

him

'

to

nuns.

He

seen

listen

corroborate.)

this dream

father

my

dreamt

not

folly etc.

can

of the

and

would

'

companion

any

time

that

window,

the

to

who

perfect health.

house.

she

but

one

no

it

again

so

dead

307

dreaming,

and
superstition,

mentioned

have

been

I had

was

nonsense,

dead, and

DREAMS.

on

he

bath
footdid

Friday.

of his illness.
there

mother

and
had

one

sent

word

of it, with

him,

but

she

I recollect
**On

added

see

Sunday

keep

by

that

I know

dream.

called

away

dress

for

did

threshold

The
had

as

able

be

to

and

gready

the

not

the

went

was

at

windows.
was

'.

home

going
I

she

seemed

room

from

worse.

as

alarm

Saturday.

afterwards

the

interval

visit, how

of

to

and

room

them

seen

in

on

almost

the

head

pulled
the

from

Mother
how

absent

the

the

same

then

kissed

me

blessed

me.

He

had

aware

of

short

my

said,

'

your

little bottle
and

The

told

and

away,

drug

then, during

me

I made

ear

he

me

not

was

asked
while

in

sent

he

ticularly
par-

his

put

doctor

mother

to

then

take

me

room.

this calm,
his

He

(I

and

me

well

I remember

**

pain
it'.

cured

my

but

once,

remedy.

years.)

many

at

me

in which

week
He

earache.

an

it

thinking of

of the

consciousness

was

little bottle

hand

had

of his

been

early part

cured

success

had

father

the

I had

illyas

for it, which

and

in my

that

the

to

for

cause

for

pray

dream.

took

for

no

was

become

from

eyes

during

the

is

had

me

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316

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317

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weeks

few

physiognomy,

point

showing

health.

of strong
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dark

and

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terrible

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her

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on

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and

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as

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in

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give

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319

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all the

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in their

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for

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philosophy ;

harmony

of facts

rightrelation.

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Folkard iH. C.)
Ford

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(Sir W.)
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(I*.)
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22
Francis iFranci")
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A.

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Hardy ( Hon

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