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Fig. xxix (cropped to square), from
James H. Hyslop (1854-1923 *). “A Case of Veridical Hallucinations.” Proceedings of the American Society for Psychical Research 3 (1909) : 1-469
University of Michigan copy, digitized December 8, 2008
opens to same page, Harvard copy at archive.org
The case concerns the “veridical hallucinations” of the metalworker/amateur artist Frederic Louis Thompson (1868-?), whose own account appears in the same volume, pp30-34. Encountered on a Google Books search for “things like that” that yielded dramatically fewer hits in pre-1923 books, than in books published 1924 to present.
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Well, if he had rocks where waves would beat against it and things like that, he would like that. “Wild” is better than “strength,” you know, for him. A wild thing. It is like him, himself. 297
...and he would go when the wind blew trees, too, and things like that, and get the effect. 304
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psychical research
J. H. Hyslop, “A Case of Veridical Hallucinations” (1909); F. L. Thompson