“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] She let Ruburt know that she wanted a boy —a son—rather than a daughter to begin with. [...]

He wanted to be the father of boys. [...]

([Natalie:] “I was there as a young boy.”)

(Long pause at 11:25.) Her feelings of independence are reincited, and will at last lead her to want to leave the family in general — not to cling to her “boys” (my two brothers and myself) — and they will also serve as an impetus to growth on her part not realized earlier.

[...] “Boy, was he going strong,” she said, meaning Seth. [...]

[...] There is a boy in a third or fourth seat, back from the front in the left row, toward the wall. [...]

Do as you wish concerning the boy. [...]

[...] “Boy, I’m turning to water,” she said. [...]

[...] After the boy had gone Jane said his knock stopped her delivery abruptly, but that she did not come out of the light trance quickly enough to go immediately to the door. [...]

[...] Consciously, intellectually, the boys had no idea they were triplets. [...]

When you were a boy and went off by yourself to draw, your mother often acted rejected. [...]

[...] A small boy several seats ahead. [...]

[...] “Boy, I’ve got the whole thing right there,” she said enthusiastically. [...]

[...] “You and your boy might start in on it too soon, and then the joke would be on me.” [...]

[...] He knew it was time to return to the body, and he decided to stay out of it despite the nature of inclination to return, and so he made a nightmare for himself to frighten himself home like the errant boy that he was. [...]

(During break Sue told of diving off the high bridge at Cornell after a boy appeared at her side urging her on and of his disappearance. [...]

There was some incident when you were four, I believe, with a boy of your own age or approximately your own age. [...]

[...] I never was interested in boys my own age. [...]

[...] In general, God loved little boys and girls with starched shirts, acceptable addresses, polished shoes, and fathers who made good money—it also helped if their mothers baked cookies for the PTA.

[...] Jane had been “way out … I think we’re going to get more on animals and aggression … Boy, Seth’s still here. [...]

The boy referred to the only member of the woman’s family that made an impression on Ruburt. [...]