eaeorqdm: April 2009

«Three of these are distinguished visitors like yourselves,» said Dr. Maupuis. «Two others are my laboratory assistants, Dr. Sauvage and Dr. Buisson. The others are Parisians of note. The Press is represented to-day by Mr. Forte, sub-editor of the Mati

«I`ll have to put you on the platform – there`s no standing room in the body of the hall.»

«That may be, Mr. Malone, but what I have to consider is the circulation of the Gazette.»

Mr. Peeble sprang to his feet. He was clearly the general utility man who emerges in every society and probably becomes its autocrat. With his thin, eager face and darting hands he was more than a live wire – he was a whole bundle of live wires. Electr

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«I recall an incident that will appeal to the purely materialistic. I was one of my father`s executors, and after his dissolution and the settlement of his estate, speaking to me from the next plane he told me one night that I had overlo! oked an item th

«Yes but they could easily coach her up. It is all clever quackery and bluff. It must be, for just think what is implied if it is not.»

«It discusses the psychic question.»

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«Then we shall apply for the warrant. You see, it all depends upon which magistrate it comes before. There was Mr. Dalleret who let a medium off last month. He is no we to us. And Mr. Lancing has been mixed up with these people. Mr. Melrose is a stiff

«Marvellous!» said Malone. «But what is amiss?»

«Ah! That is where the Christs are. All come there at last – you, me, everybody.»

«Teach them the truth! Teach it to them! Oh, it u so much more important than all the things men talk about. If papers for one week gave as much attention to psychic things as they do to football, it would be known to all. It is ignorance which stands

«Red Cloud is our Indian con! trol. He is usually busy when any purely physical phenomena have to be done. You there, Red Cloud?"

«No, but they know no more than I. They, too, scoff and doubt and are miserable.»

The two women were shown in, both of them austere figures dressed in black, one a stern-looking person of fifty, the other about half that age.

«You shan`t go alone this time,» said Malone.

But Mailey was right, after all. When he had left Mrs. Linden in her lonely home and had reached Fleet Street once more, Malone bought a Planet. As he opened it a scare head-line met his eye:

«It is clearly a method of securing that the evidence of these two witnesses shall be in accord,» said Jones. «I submit that these accounts are carefully prepared and collated.»

«I must ask you not to interrupt. You are already very efficiently represented» said the magistrate severely.

«No, indeed. But you don`t take it seriously, Ned, do you? Look at the solid old earth of England. Look at our great hotel and the people on the Lees, and the stodgy morning papers and all the settled order of a civilized land. Do you really think that
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The landlord and the maids stared at the three adventurers in amazement when, in the chill light of the winter dawn, they presented themselves at the inn once more. Each of them seemed to have aged five years in the night. Mr. Mason, with the reaction

«Well, I have myself been brooding over the matter, and all my thoughts seem to justify his conclusions. I read a spirit message which Charles Mason wrote. It was: `The most dangerous condition for a man or a nation is when his intellectual side is mor

«You mind your own business, curse you!» growled Silas. «I`ve told you before now not to push that long, sheeny beak of yours into my affairs. If you was a man I`d know better ho! w to speak to you.»

«He sends his love and does not forget.»

«Oh, come,» said Enid, «that is too severe. They are all good men.»

An instant later Malone was aware of a shaggy head extended between Lord Roxton and himself. With his left hand he could feel long, coarse hair. It turned towards him, and it needed all his self-control to hold his hand still when a long soft tongue ca

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«Don`t know much about it, I expect.»

«Well, well, no harm meant,» he growled, as he made for the door. «I expect I can make a shot at it without your help.» His grievance suddenly overcame his prudence as he stood in the doorway. «You damned, canting, hypocritical box-of-tricks. I`ll be e
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«You do not consider that to be hypocrisy?»

But it did not take a minute for the impostor to make up his mind.

«He good man – fool man – learn sense! soon. Bring him again. Not waste more time. Oh, my God! My God! Help! Mercy! Help!»

«I hear you got that medium right and proper.»

«Well, you can`t level that reproach at the Daily Gazette,» said Malone. «Possibly you may have read my own descriptive articles.»

«Yes, yes.»

Mason smiled his jolly smile. «So long as you grant me the existence of the New Testament I don`t care what you do. If you were to prove that our Lord was a myth, as that German Drews tried to do, it would not in the least affect me so long as I could

«Tut! tut!"

«Now, Jock,» said Mailey, «give an address to the company. Tell them a few words about your life.»