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It was then I marked that a rainbow was now about her head, and I knew at once that tremendous events were in…

Date of account
Published 1919
Source
Ghosts I Have Seen, and Other Psychic Experiences
Reference
Ghosts I Have Seen, and Other Psychic Experiences · selected passage 237
Rights
public_domain
Language
English
Record updated
2026-08-24

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It was then I marked that a rainbow was now about her head, and I knew at once that tremendous events were in store for her, though the British Government had refused her services

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It was then I marked that a rainbow was now about her head, and I knew at once that tremendous events were in store for her, though the British Government had refused her services. Ah! the poor little cramped mind of England's officialism! yet has not this very poverty of imagination, this iron-bound worship of worn-out tradition, brought to birth an internationalism which could never have been ours without it? It drove forth hundreds, thousands of ardent souls, to other lands. Rejected by their own, they clasped the pierced hands of strangers, and laid down their own incomparably gallant lives at the foot of a cross, whereon hung those who had at length become their brothers through a commune of agony.

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