“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] A trip to the newsstand to check verified my idea; Model Railroader has editorial offices in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. [...]

(Before giving me the shot in his office, the doctor gave me a skin test for sensitivity, which proved negative. [...]

[...] I believe Dr. Instream is in his own office at the college, now. [...]

[...] I took the time to build a lower, very solid table whose top rides just above her knees as she sits in her office chair; she can operate her typewriter much more easily at that lower level. [...]

[...] Yet she dozed again when I went out to her writing room after her office chair, which I use while taking notes for the sessions. [...]

[...] An office on 42nd street in New York City. [...]

(At least, I told Jane tonight after I’d remembered that I’d forgotten to clip the article for my predictions file, we know where the article is on file, where it can be located if necessary: at the newspaper office. [...]

(Bill also said that from Seth’s description of the location of his missing painting, it could be in the office of a school principal, or some similar place. [...]

[...] I see the office of your precious Psychic Society, and your director, but Ruburt fears to make a mistake, and he blocks me.

[...] Virginia’s father had worked for the railroad’s business office, and it is likely that this emotional connection conditioned her to be interested generally in the railroad.

[...] The top and bottom edges of the object are serrated or perforated; several receipts are contained on one page in the book at the post office, and are torn off as used. [...]

[...] You might do the exercise sitting quietly, or riding a bus or waiting for someone in an office. [...]

[...] I suppose we might use the post office’s impending rate increases as an excuse to save on postage, and either cut way down on, or eliminate, answering the mail, if this will help. [...]

[...] The people at the post office still see to it that such pieces are delivered. [...]

[...] Instead, it became routine for her to get around the house by using her feet to draw herself along as she sat in her wheeled office chair. [...]

By August, however, Jane hadn’t “walked,” even by leaning upon her typing table and pushing it before her, for over eight months; she was still getting around the hill house in either her wheeled office chair, or the old straight chair I’d equipped with casters last June. [...]

[...] Our active discussion after I had finished with the tape brought it about, and it involved an exchange between Jane, Seth, Bill and Peggy, and myself, in the manner of the 169th session held in Dr. Instream’s office.