Der psychischen Forschung und der Auferstehung.h, die planchette zeichnete die Darstellung eines Mar-tian Huhn, und erklärte, dass diese Vögel war nicht so largeas der terrestrischen Huhn. Es war anscheinend anassociative Anschluss der Vorfall mit denen der Theprevious Tag. Dann am 16. November mit Prob - gekonnt eine ähnliche assoziative Verbindung, ein Haus wasdrawn und sagte, daß der Palast der Artez, thechief Herrscher zu vertreten. Die Teile des Schlosses wurden in derjeweiligen sehr detailliert nach Zeichnung. Sie bestand aus zwei 236 DER FALL Abteilungen SMEAD, einer der weißen und der grauen Stein. Der grauen Stein wa

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Psychical research and the Resurrection . h, the planchette drew the representation of a Mar-tian chicken, and said that this fowl was not so largeas the terrestrial chicken. There was apparently anassociative connection of the incident with those of theprevious day. Then on November 16th, with prob-ably a similar associative connection, a house wasdrawn and said to represent the palace of Artez, thechief ruler. The parts of the palace were describedin great detail after drawing it. It consisted of two 236 THE SMEAD CASE divisions, one of white and the other of gray stone.That of gray stone was by far the larger, and showeda different style of architecture. It was characterizedby a series of square towers connected together on thefirst story. Two of the towers, of which there wereeight in all, were larger than the others. There werefour stairways arranged between the towers, exceptbetween the second and third, and between the fourthand fifth. The doors were large and of rectangularshape, and some of the windows round and some. square. The roof was made so as to serve as apromenade, and access to it was gained through doorsin the towers. The white stone house was smallerthan the gray one, and built in the same general style, except that the towers, if so they may be called, ter-minated in pyramids, and the windows were all round.The foreground consisted of lawns, flower-beds, andponds or artificial lakes. The background was aseries of lofty mountains, with the blue sky to setthem off. In all the representation was a magnificentpiece of work, and involved conceptions worthy of afine artist. 237 PSYCHICAL RESEARCH AND THE RESURRECTION Eight days later the planchette drew the groundplan of this house or palace, as remarked above, andthen the representation of a curtain used in it. Thecurtain is an interesting work of art in some respects.It was apparently embroidered, and was described indetail. The fringe at the bottom consisted of repre-sentations of people, and was of

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