O. J. L.—Before we stop, does Paul want to say a word?
(Paul was then understood to take control, and spelt out:—)
HE IS GETTING ON WELL.
(We then thanked Paul for helping, and said good-bye.)
(End of sitting.)
To complete the record I shall append the few annotations which I made a couple of days afterwards, before I supplement them with later information.
Contemporary Annotations for Table Sitting on
28 September
Very many things were given right at the sitting above recorded, and in most cases the rightness will be clear from the comments of the sitters as recorded. But two names are given on which further annotation is necessary, because the sitters did not understand them; in other words, they were such as, if confirmed, would furnish excellent and indeed exceptional evidence.
The first is 'Norman,' about which a very important report could be made at once; but I think it better not to put anything in writing on that subject even now, at the present stage, since it is quite distinct, unforgettable, and of the first importance.