in the mind was modified by what the percipient happened to see
before her.

[Illustration:

ORIGINAL REPRODUCTION]

A final selection of Thought-Transference Drawings will be taken from
the records of several series of experiments of different kinds made in
1897 and 1898 by Professor A. P. Chattock, of University College,
Bristol. The drawings were made with two old students of Professor
Chattock's, Mr. Wedmore and Mr. Clinker.

[Illustration: No. 6.

ORIGINAL

REPRODUCTION (1).]

REPRODUCTION (2).]

No. 6 of a series done at Harrow, September 1897. Agents, Professor
Chattock and R. C. Clinker. Percipient, E. B. Wedmore. E. B. W. about
three yards from agents, with lamp and table between. To reproduction
(1) these words are added: "I thought of these, and then suggested we
should try three musical notes." And to reproduction (2) these words are
added: "Got this result."

[Illustration: No. 1.

ORIGINAL
Agent, E. B. Wedmore.]

REPRODUCTION
Percipient, R. Wedmore.]

No. 1 of a series done in London, a little later. The reproduction was
drawn in about one and a half minutes after the sitting commenced.

The Report of the various series of experiments is printed in the
_Journal_ of the Society for Psychical Research for November 1898.

Instead of giving detailed references to all the quotations in the
descriptions of these various Thought-Transference Drawings, a list of
the several Reports is appended. They can be referred to for further
information.[65]

Second Report of the S.P.R. Committee. _Proceedings_, vol. i.,
part ii., 1882. See p. 92.

Third Report of the S.P.R. Committee. _Proceedings_, vol. i.,
part iii., 1883. See pp. 94, 95.

Experiments in Thought-Transference, by Malcolm Guthrie.
_Proceedings_, vol. ii., part v., 1884. See pp. 96, 97.

Experiments in Thought-Transference, by Oliver J. Lodge, D.Sc.
_Proceedings_, vol. ii., part vi., 1884. See pp. 100-102.

Some Recent Thought-Transference Experiments, by Oliver J.
Lodge. _Proceedings_, vol. vii., part xx., 1891. See p. 104.

Experiments in Thought-Transference, by Henry G. Rawson.
_Proceedings_, vol. xi., part xxvii., 1894. See pp. 105, 106.

Experiments in Thought-Transference, by Professor A. P.
Chattock. _Journal S.P.R._, vol. xiii., No. 153, Nov. 1898. See
p. 107.

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