“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

(4:24. Penny, an RN whom we like a lot, stopped in to say good-bye for the day. “I’m going crazy,” she said twice, referring to the hectic day she’d had on Surgical 3 today. She’s a friend of Luke and Lois Hutter, of Sayre, whom Jane and I knew many years ago. Through a call Penny had arranged, I talked to Luke around the holidays, and Lois subsequently wrote us a letter giving us all the latest news about their family, Mrs. Potter, etc. I’d idly speculated with Jane about whether the reacquaintance with the Potters — Lois is Mrs. Potter’s adopted daughter — had any connection with my dream about our moving back to the apartment we’d had in the Potter house in Sayre.)

(There was much noise in the hall. Penny had left the door to 330 half open.)

[...] “I haven’t got a penny. [...]

“I have no money, not a penny. [...]

How could he manage to arrive here without a penny in his pocket? [...]

[...] Carla took her temperature — 98.8. Five minutes later Penny hooked her up to another dose of antibiotic. [...]

[...] Like a bad penny, you cannot get rid of me.

[...] I believe that the figures I gave you are correct almost to a penny—at least they are very close.

[...] Penny is mentioned therein and accounting for such would be strict accounting.

[...] It was easier to interpret their experiences through the psychic penny postcards.

(“A dark or darkish brown coat, the color of some uniforms,” is a reference to a sports coat of corduroy that Jane bought me for Christmas; this is indicated by the Penny’s sales slip for December 18. [...]