“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] “I’m just sitting here, watching you two busy bees,” she grinned, as Sue and I worked on our separate notes.

(Jane grinned and pointed at Bill.)

“Serves you right,” I said, grinning. [...]

[...] Jane grinned and leaned toward me.)

(Seth/Jane made this statement with a grin.)

(Jane gave a big grin.)

[...] Grinning, she proceeded to confound me further by describing the double dreams of another class member — since, obviously, the individual in question had also had certain dream adventures that Jane and I didn’t know about. [...]

(Jane stared at me and grinned broadly; and for a second I thought she really was going to sound out.)

(Here, by way of humorous emphasis, Jane grinned and pounded on the table.)

[...] And that Seth just used me as an example to make more general pertinent points about the personality?” Rob grinned. [...]

“Well, I don’t know—maybe that’s all I can do tonight,” Jane finally said, with a bit of an embarrassed grin. [...]

We had no idea then that I would be involved in still more startling episodes with Miss Cunningham, but I grinned, looking out the window. [...]

“Maybe,” Rob said, then added with a grin, “Maybe he actually is someone who survived death.”

[...] The impressions are for use in either “Unknown” Reality, Jane said, or in Psychic Politics.⁵ She grinned: “Thanks, Seth.” [...]

[...] It happened so quickly, I didn’t have time to think,” Phil said, grinning. [...]

(“What’s that?” Rob asked, grinning.)

(Jane grinned, then laughed as she pointed at me and then at Bill.)

I grinned, a bit guiltily. [...]

[...] I grinned, somewhat embarrassed, moving so that I sat directly beneath where I felt the pyramid had come down. [...]

In answer, Doris managed a grin.

(Jane grinned broadly and pointed at me from her perch on the arm of the couch. [...]