Yes, Varick, that is exactly what I do mean." All three men stopped in their now slow pacing.

Dr.Panton felt too much surprised to speak.
Sir Lyon went on: "I think that Miss Bubbles' arrival at Wyndfell Hall made visible, and is still making visible, much that would otherwise remain unseen." As he caught the look of incredulous amazement on the doctor's face, he repeated very deliberately: "That is my considered opinion.

As I said just now, I have had a very considerable experience of psychic phenomena, and I realized, during that seance which was held the first evening I spent here, that this young lady possessed psychic gifts of a very extraordinary nature.

There is no doubt at all, in my mind, that were she a professional medium, her fame would by now be world-wide." Perhaps it was the derisive, incredulous look on the young medical man's face which stung him into adding: "If I understand rightly"-- he turned to Varick--"something very like what I should call an impromptu materialization took place in the hall yesterday--is that not so ?" There was a pause.

Twice Varick cleared his throat.