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(She had used many pauses, some of them close to a minute long. Her “brogue” had also been apparent at times. She resumed at a somewhat faster rate, again with her eyes closed, at 9:30.)

(Break at 9:48. Jane was dissociated as usual. Her eyes had remained closed, her voice had been a bit stronger, her pace had picked up quite a bit during the delivery. Her brogue had again been apparent at times.

(End at 10:20. Jane was dissociated as usual. Her eyes had remained closed. Her pace had been good, her voice average and with an occasional touch of brogue. The hot and humid evening had not bothered her during deliveries.)

(It might be noted that I again detected traces of what I call a brogue in Jane’s manner of speaking this evening, and thought it more pronounced as the session wore on. [...] This brogue had been quite pronounced at times during the 162nd session, witnessed by Lorraine Shafer and Bill and Peggy Gallagher, and I have noted traces of it during subsequent sessions.

[...] During these readings Jane’s brogue was unmistakable. [...]

(Jane’s brogue was now becoming more pronounced again.)

[...] Her voice had again acquired a touch of that peculiar accent, or brogue as I call it. [...]

[...] Concerning her accent, which I have called a brogue, Lorraine and Bill Gallagher said they thought of it as a cultivated, well-educated accent acquired perhaps by one who had spent some time in Ireland, for instance, then moved on to live in another country—England, for instance.

[...] A lively discussion now developed among us as to the nature and possible origin of the brogue or accent Jane had displayed during most of the session.

(By now Jane’s accent, which might be termed a brogue of sorts, had become quite noticeable.)

[...] Again her brogue was apparent, her voice good, her pace fast. [...]

[...] Her pace had been fast, her voice good, with more than a touch of brogue at times.

[...] She remarked that the feeling was similar to the two Father Trainor episodes, of February 11,1965 and May 30,1965; I too had had the thought that there was a similarity here, and thought I detected a hint of a brogue in Jane’s delivery at times. She had exhibited a rather marked brogue during the Father Trainor episodes.

[...] Here again, as noted on page 89, I would say that Jane spoke in quite a brogue for part of the delivery. [...]

[...] Both Bill Gallagher and I remarked on the pronounced brogue she had used. [...]

[...] A trace of her peculiar brogue had been apparent also, and usually when the brogue revealed itself the voice grew a bit in strength.

[...] Again her eyes were closed, her pace fast, her brogue more often apparent. [...]

[...] Her pace was good, her voice a little stronger than usual, and with a trace of her brogue. [...]

[...] Her voice continued to display its peculiar brogue occasionally. [...]

[...] The “brogue” that sometimes crops up was also quite in evidence.)

[...] Her voice had been on the deeper side, with the brogue apparent at times. [...]

[...] And again, the peculiar accent that Bill Gallagher insists is not an Irish brogue, was in evidence at times during the session.)

(Her voice had been well under control, once or twice becoming stronger for a moment or two, and also displaying a trace of the “brogue” it sometimes acquires. [...]

[...] Bill Gallagher felt that while she was reading Jane spoke with a brogue. [...]