Suchmixed results are as puzzling as the other
larger problem discussed inthis chapter. Jenckens mediumship was interwoven in the
texture of her dailylife. Aportion of this will be found in the
Appendix.
The investigation was held, but the results were
negative.
What that basis was we must endeavour todefine. He
said, If ever I heard a womanspeak truth, it was then.
Fox-Kane, forswore all phenomena for a time, andwas
received into the Roman Catholic Church.
The raps are described as having been loud enough
toattract the attention of passers by.
No, my belief in Spiritualism has undergone no
change.
He said, If ever I heard a womanspeak truth, it was
then.
Marcy, Willis the Quaker poet, Bryant the poet,
Bigelow ofthe EVENING POST, and General Lyman. Tell Katie to drink no champagne, and
doyou follow the same advice, said he. He said, If ever I heard a womanspeak truth,
it was then. She did not approve my course inthe pastÉ. Some idea of the pressure
upon the Fox girls at this time may begathered from Mrs. The Press was almost
unanimous in denunciation of them.
He states that he hasconsented to become Mrs. This
investigation wascon ducted in the office of a lawyer. The new-comer began to hold
sittings soon after her arrival.
Langworthy was introduced to test thepossibility of
ventriloquism.
On at least one occasion we find Kanesuggesting
deceit to her, and she combating the idea. Jencken, a Londonbarrister-at-law, author
of A Compendium of Modern Roman Law, etc. The investigation was held, but the
results were negative.
Marcy, Willis the Quaker poet, Bryant the poet,
Bigelow ofthe EVENING POST, and General Lyman.
This book was writtenby a friend, but the facts and
documents were provided by Mrs.
Culver, she was residing at his house seventy miles
distant. The Press was almost unanimous in denunciation of them. Paper was on the
table before us,and my disengaged hand was holding a pencil. Jencken and I held the
other-each frequentlysaying, I have Mrs. Itsgenuineness is an incontrovertible fact.
Jenckens banker, presumably for funds forthe education of her two boys.
Langworthy was introduced to test thepossibility of
ventriloquism.
I think now I could make money in proving that the
knockings are notmade with the toes. Jencken and I held the other-each
frequentlysaying, I have Mrs.
The answer in each case was almostidentical. At
thattime they were very unvenal themselves, and had they used their gift,
asD.
Kate, for some reason, was away,and only
Mrs.
It was not, therefore, what is termed a dark
sitting, althoughoccasionally the lights were put out.