[139] See the cases of Major Moncrieff (i. p. 415); of Mr. Keulemans (i. p. 444), where the second phantasm was held by the percipient to convey a fresh veridical picture; of Mr. Hernaman (i. p. 561), where, however, the agent was alive, though dying, at the time of the appearance; see also the cases of Mrs. Ellis (ii. p. 59); of Mrs. D. (ii. p. 467); of Mrs. Fairman (ii. p. 482), and of Mr. F. J. Jones (ii. p. 500), where the death was again due to drowning, and the act of dying cannot, therefore, have been very prolonged. We may note also Mrs. Reed's case (ii. p. 237), Captain Ayre's (ii. p. 256) and Mrs. Cox's (ii. p. 235). In the case of Miss Harriss (ii. p. 117) a hallucinatory voice, about the time of the death, but not suggesting the decedent, is followed by a dream the next night, which presents the dead person as in the act of dying. One or two other cases might be added to this list, and it is plain that the matter is one towards which observation should be specially directed.
[140] See Phantasms of the Living, vol. ii. p. 305; Proceedings S.P.R., vol. viii. p. 180; ibid. p. 194.
[141] See Proceedings S.P.R., vol. viii p. 236 [716 B].
[142] See for instance Proceedings S.P.R., vol. vi. p. 20; the same, vol. xi p. 429 and Phantasms of the Living, vol ii. p. 208 [717 A, B and C].
[143] Proceedings S.P.R., vol. x. p. 214 [719 A].
[144] Phantasms of the Living, vol. i. p. 449 [719 B].
[145] See Proceedings S.P.R., vol. v. pp. 422-26 [§ 720].
[146] The cases recorded in Phantasms of the Living, vol. ii. p. 216, and Proceedings S.P.R., vol. x. p. 263 [727 A and B] may be regarded as deflected fulfilments.
[147] Proceedings S.P.R., vol. x. p. 383. See also ibid. p. 371 and vol. viii. p. 214 [728 A and B and § 726].
[148] For the other case see Phantasms of the Living, vol. i. p. 265.