1 result for (book:tes7 AND session:288 AND stemmed:over)
2/96 (2%)
birthday
poem
cake
wavering
swirling
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(The object for the 71st envelope experiment was the first draft of a poem Jane and I wrote for Bill Gallagher’s birthday, which fell on Friday, July 1st. We wrote it first aloud in the car as we drove about. Jane then typed up what we could remember; we corrected it as shown on page 51, then Jane copied it over to give Bill, along with a cake. This first draft was typed on yellow paper; I folded it as shown to insert it in the usual double envelope, after sandwiching it between two pieces of Bristol. More details later.
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This does not mean, again, that such demonstrations are overly emphasized, or a regular occurrence. It does not mean they should be indiscriminately adopted. But when they do occur they will in most instances have occurred for a reason, and will affect witnesses in a most direct manner.
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