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two strongly marked personalities emerged : one , whom the medium at first
identified with her deceased clergyman ... the rather silly schoolgirl that she was
and a far more mature and interesting feminine personality whom she called
Ivenes .
two strongly marked personalities emerged : one , whom the medium at first
identified with her deceased clergyman ... the rather silly schoolgirl that she was
and a far more mature and interesting feminine personality whom she called
Ivenes .
Page 138
1 personality and kept his little lamp burning . And in this chapter and the
preceding one we have witnessed his turning around once more and facing his
No . 2 personality . From then on he once again had to live both personalities but
...
1 personality and kept his little lamp burning . And in this chapter and the
preceding one we have witnessed his turning around once more and facing his
No . 2 personality . From then on he once again had to live both personalities but
...
Page 155
2 personality at Bollingen , and that , or something in the place itself , stopped
one worrying about the thousand and one trifles with which the No . 1 personality
is always concerned . To a certain extent , I suppose , one also got into one ' s
own ...
2 personality at Bollingen , and that , or something in the place itself , stopped
one worrying about the thousand and one trifles with which the No . 1 personality
is always concerned . To a certain extent , I suppose , one also got into one ' s
own ...
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Contents
Preface | 7 |
The Swiss Soil | 11 |
Early Impressions 18751886 | 19 |
Copyright | |
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