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Date: 1760
"Upon this I mounted into the censorium of his brain, to learn from the spirit of consciousness, which you call self, the cause of so uncommon a change, as it is contrary to the fundamental rules of our order, ever to give up an heart of which we once get possession."
preview | full record— Johnstone, Charles (c.1719-c.1800)
Date: 1760
"But though I lost the greatest part of my power over her, by coming into her possession, I still found ample room in her heart for my abode"
preview | full record— Johnstone, Charles (c.1719-c.1800)
