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A commemoration of a stabbing.

A statue, I do not know here. It is connected with a general, but I believe the man whose image is represented by the statue, stabbed the general.

(“No general. Sir Harry Oakes was bludgeoned to death, I think, though he may have been stabbed too, I don’t know.”)

The self that stabbed you in the back was the self negatively (underlined)developed in this life’s early existence. It tried to stab you in the back, and did so, but you were able to retaliate and to slay your would-be assassin.

A commemoration of a stabbing. [...] It is connected with a general, but I believe the man whose image is represented by the statue stabbed the general. [...]

(“Well, you’d better come over here [to the card table] and let me take a stab at it before I fall asleep,” Jane said at 8:07. [...]

[...] Jane and I had talked about the stabbing at supper this evening however, and evidently the knife connection here and with the object caused the distortions.

I think now of a woman who is eager, who intends you no harm, but who could convince herself that she was not harming you one iota while she stabbed you in the back.

[...] Her cigarette had burned very short; stabbing her hand toward an ash tray on the coffee table, she struck it a glancing blow on the rim and knocked it aside. [...]

Frank Watts made a few stabs in that direction, and almost got severely wounded. [...]

[...] He had, in truth, been thrown off it, and I believe that he was either dead or mortally wounded from stab wounds. [...]

(Jane stabbed her finger at Bill.)