“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

A mistake or error. An obvious appeal. Cardboard. A small square.

(“A mistake or error.” Jane said this stems from the last time she personally saw Marjorie; this was perhaps five weeks ago when Jane was job hunting; this activity of Jane crops up later in the data also. Jane stopped at The Art Shop to buy me a pint can of gesso. Marjorie told Jane to help herself because she was not too familiar with the location of all the stock.

(Jane went to the usual place in the stockroom where the gesso was kept, and found only quart cans. She took this, then found pint cans on another shelf and took one of those instead. There are no errors on the object itself, for instance.

(“An obvious appeal. Cardboard.” I believe these two go together, and they also reflect the conditions described relating to the error data just above. This afternoon, October 24, Marjorie asked me to locate the pencils and stumps I wanted in The Art Shop storeroom. I did so. The two items were both kept in cardboard boxes, small, and in separate places.