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The beginnings of Seership – Vincent Turvey

(No.12.)

Bournemouth,

Feb. 16, 1906,

DEAR MR. TURVEY,

During our interview this afternoon you gave a very accurate description of the spirit-form of my mother, who passed away years ago at the age of twenty-five. You also described my father-in-law, and the old family property in C-.

You also referred to a carriage accident which happened to me about eight years ago when I was thrown out of my Ralli-cart, and narrowly escaped having my neck broken. In addition, you gave me information concerning the future, which time will verify, and you spoke of the past in a manner which was absolutely correct. I have been suffering from indigestion, and without my mentioning the subject of my health to you, you described the symptoms and gave me advice respecting diet, exercise rest and medicine, which I intend to follow.

Yours truly,

C. DICKENSON.