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(Jane’s own data, given at break, was also very good. See the description of her inner images during session. Don Simmons fit very well her description of a round, rather small face, with ears close to the head, no glasses, a naked kind of face. At the party however, I do not recall Jane leaping with recognition when she met Don Simmons...
(Here are some corroborative notes re pages 436-37 of the last session, dealing with our invitation to a party given by Tom Hartley on Saturday, November 29. Seth’s predictions, and Jane’s own data, given at break, were borne out very well. Seth talked about two men connected with me in the past in various ways; I would meet these men at the party. I did meet two such men, and they were together, also as Seth predicted. They are Don Simmons and Pete Tomoski, high school classmates of mine from Sayre, PA; I had not seen them for 33 years [1937]. They are friends, it developed, of Tom Hartley, a fact totally unknown and unexpected by me.
(Note: Jane’s own data mentioned an image of but one person, while she felt that two were involved, or “there.” She gave a physical description of her inner image, which Don Simmons fit well. However, the hair portion of the data applies to Don’s friend Pete; whom, presumably, “Jane could offer nothing about.”