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84 The following was Mrs. McKenzie's reply to Mrs. Krekel:

Mrs. Krekel, it should be added, explains that she was in no anxiety about her mother at the time: "As far as I knew, my mother was in better health than a year before." She added that the distance between her mother and herself at the time of the vision was five hundred miles.

In the next case the coincidence was of a much more striking character, and the dream, again, was sufficiently vivid to awaken the dreamer.

No. 23.

Mr. H. B., an undergraduate of College, Cambridge, wrote on the 6th October, 1901, to Mr. Piddington:

. . . I thought you might possibly be interested in a coincidence which took place at the end of August last. I am attached to a certain young lady. At the time I refer to I was staying near Peterboro' and the lady in question was at her home, a seaside town in Yorkshire. One very close thundery night I