“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] At break Jane experienced a real outburst, during which she said most forcefully that she wouldn’t get a job, had no intention of doing so, etc. [...]

[...] We wouldn’t know the little we do know if we hadn’t written them a month or so ago, wanting to know what had happened to some long-overdue travel expense money, etc.)

Incidentally, though I promised, didn’t I, that I wouldn’t meddle, I do think that your idea, camping weekends during the summer, is an excellent one. [...]

As we sat for the session, Jane said that Seth would discuss schizophrenia in general—so certainly our visitor’s appearance led to information on a subject we wouldn’t have asked about otherwise. [...]

[...] Even a thorough indexing of every paper we have in the house, including each page of the Seth material, often wouldn’t locate the kinds of references I need. [...]

[...] At the same time he hoped Tam would take Rich Bed, knowing he wouldn’t. Unconsciously Tam sensed that dilemma, as he senses this one. [...]

(3. For the same reason Seth wouldn’t say more at this time concerning the Indian religious figure, and the to-be-born African who would work in Indonesia.)

[...] Anna said that she was terribly embarrassed since they had to move quickly, and she wouldn’t have time to give the proper notice.

([Tam:] “On the other hand I wouldn’t want any psychic development to come between me and my wife... [...]

(“They wouldn’t be entering such states in sleep, would they?”)

[...] She requested that we not talk about it very much so that she wouldn’t focus upon it to any degree.

[...] More important, Jane said that when I asked questions concerning the child, she wanted to say Linda but that Seth wouldn’t let her. [...]

[...] Because of my early training as a writer, they emerged through words, rather than, say, visions, and in an experience that wouldn’t frighten me too much.

[...] Certainly he wouldn’t be present within my personality structure as I know it. [...]

[...] I had also been concerned lest she speak so rapidly that I wouldn’t be able to keep up with her in my notes, but that hadn’t happened. [...]

(Jane and I walked to a nearby station for gasoline but the car still wouldn’t start; consequently the garage had to tow the car in for repairs. [...]

[...] We wouldn’t be sure of this however without Seth’s confirmation after break.

[...] She sat down during part of her delivery at Seth’s bidding, so that I wouldn’t miss any of the material. [...]

[...] I was more than satisfied with the experience, scare or no; and Rob was envious, telling me that he wouldn’t have panicked under the same conditions. [...]

(Our friend wore his civilian clothes, so even had she met him Jane wouldn’t have been able to observe his uniform colors. [...]

[...] There is Glenn on the bill used as object, but this wouldn’t refer back to March; our July visit was our first ever to this particular lumberyard.