Raymond says, go slowly, develop just with time, go slowly. Even the table helps a little.
He can really get through now in his own words. When he is there, he now knows what he has got through.
The Indians have got through their hanky-panky. [We thought that this meant playing with the table in a way beyond his control.]
He says that Lily is here. (Feda, sotto voce.—Where is she?)
She looks very beautiful, and has lilies; she will help too, and give you power.
Sit quietly once or twice a week, hold your hands, the right over the left, so, for ten minutes, then sit quiet—only patience. He could wait till doomsday.
He says, Wait and see; he is laughing!
He has seen Curly (p. [203]).
L. L.—Is Curly there now?
No, see her when we wants to. That's the one that wriggles and goes ... (here Feda made a sound like a dog panting, with her tongue out—quite a good imitation).