CHAPTER XIII. IN WHICH I SEE THAT WHICH HAS BEEN SEEN BY FEW-3

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“ But if you can transmit your spirits so readily,” I observed, “why should they be accompanied by any body at all?” “ In communicating with brother initiates we are able to employ our spirits only, but when we wish to come in contact with ordinary mankind it is essential that we should appear in some form which they can see and comprehend.” “ You have interested me deeply in all that you have told me,” I said, grasping the hand which Ram Singh had held out to me as a sign that our interview was at an end. “I shall often think of our short acquaintance.” “ You will derive much benefit from it,” he said slowly, still holding my hand and looking gravely and sadly into my eyes. “You must remember that what will happen in the future is not necessarily bad because it does not fall in

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