Pièce 155 - Letter from Henry Sidgwick to F. W. H. Myers

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Hopes to see Myers on Tuesday afternoon, when Sidgwick undertakes to return his letter to him. Referring to Myers' 'experience', declares that 'the coincidence of the name and the [ ] is certainly remarkable.' Does not agree with him, however, that the name is an unusual one for a refined person. Remarks that 'one would be glad of more evidence if it could in any way be obtained: [viz.] either a fuller communication or some indirect evidence of supernormal powers.' Announces that they have settled 'about the Council'; that Hartley is to be proposed for election at the meeting, and Sidgwick is to propose B[ ]worth for cooptation.