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Much of the content is certainly rubbish, matter that Myers calls dissolutive, stuff that dreams are made of, fragments of lapsed memory, mechanical effects of habit and ordinary suggestion; some belongs to a middle region where a strange manufacture of inner romances perpetually goes on; finally, some of the content appears superiorly and subtly perceptive.
Myers is now forty-nine years old, with a vigorous physical constitution and strong mind, that give promise of very many years of usefulness still to come. M. C. Younglove From 1837 to 1842, when specie payments were resumed, Cleveland saw her greatest financial embarrassments; but from the latter year, a new and more promising era dawned upon her.
Hurry up now; don't stop to think about it!" "This beats the very old Harry!" said the major, in astonishment. "No answering back, now," said Myers. "When I want communications from the other world, I'll hunt up a spiritualist medium and get my information out of knocks on a table. All you've got to do is to creep off into the tomb somewhere and behave."
First the major was on top, then Myers; and as they rolled over and over in the porch the widow sat by and surveyed the scene. Finally, Myers explained that upon the whole he believed he had enough; and when the major had given him a few supplementary thumps, he got up, and gazing at the prostrate Myers and at the widow, he said, "Take her; take her, young man. You're welcome to her.
However, it served to put them on their guard, and prevented any change of countenance among them when their knock at the front door of that house was answered, and the freckled face of Mrs. Myers beamed out upon them from under its thin, smooth, glistening thatch of carroty hair.
Ford Foster's city training had not taught him as much as that, but he was glad to know it. Mrs. Myers once more urged upon them the necessity of making haste. "It won't do to be late," she said. "I never allow myself to be a minute behind time." The last clause sounded a very, very little impatient; but Ford once more politely expressed his sorrow, and abstained from putting on his coat.
"Then his murderers cannot be far off," said my uncle. "I'll land our people, and we will hunt them down. The poor wretch could scarcely expect any other fate were he discovered." "What do you know the man, sir?" I asked. "Yes, he is the informer, Langdon; the very man who was to have conducted us to Myers' retreat," was the answer.
But, as any author will understand, the effort of re-writing was immense, and this, combined with all the other troubles, tried Derrick to the utmost. However, he toiled on, and I have always thought that his resolute, unyielding conduct with regard to that book proved what a man he was. "How oft Fate's sharpest blow shall leave thee strong, With some re-risen ecstacy of song." F. W. H. Myers.
There was, however, something almost vicious in the way he came down with his axe upon some of the more obstinate pieces. "He will be a very useful boy," remarked Mrs. Myers, as she watched him from the window; "but I fear I shall have some difficulty with the others. They are very much inclined to be uppish."
A quarter of a century ago, scandalized by the chaotic state of opinion regarding the phenomena now called by the rather ridiculous name of "psychic" phenomena, of which the supply reported seems inexhaustible, but which scientifically trained minds mostly refuse to look at he established, along with Professor Barrett, Frederic Myers and Edmund Gurney, the Society for Psychical Research.
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