...great diffi<mfty in procuring permission to return to this earth according to their agreement ; that he was now in a much better world than the one he had left ; and yet that the hopes and wishes of its inhabit ants were by no means satisfied, as, like th ose of the lower world, they still looked forward...

...difficulties in procuring permission to return to this earth, according to their agreement ; that he was now in a much better world than the one he had...in the hope of eventually reaching a still happier »tale of esislence." This dream completely satisfied Mr. Smellie, and removed from his mind till anxiety...

...difficulties in procuring permission to return to this earth, according to their agreement; that he was now in a much better world than the one he had...of existence." This dream completely satisfied Mr. Smellie, and removed from his mind all anxiety on the subject of the agreement. He afterwards shewed...

...great difficulty in communicating with the friend he had left behind, and adding, as to that world, that "the hopes and wishes of its inhabitants were by no means satisfied, for, like those of the lower world, they still looked forward in the hope of eventually reaching a...

...great difficulty in communicating with the friend he had left behind, and adding, as to that world, that "the hopes and wishes of its inhabitants were by no means satisfied, for, like those of the lower world, they still looked forward in the hope of eventually reaching a...

...great difficulty in communicating with the friend he had left behind, and adding as to that world, that " the hopes and wishes of its inhabitants were by no means satisfied, for, like those of the lower world, they still looked forward in the hope of eventually reaching a...

...difficulties in procuring permission to return to this earth, according to their agreement ; that he was now in a much better world than the one he had...reaching a still happier state of existence." This spiritual communication is said to have completely satisfied William Smellie, and to have quite removed...

...great difficulty in communicating with the friend he had left behind ; and adding, as to that world, " that the hopes and wishes of its inhabitants were by no means satisfied, for, like those of the lower world, they still looked forward in the hope of eventually reaching a...

...difficulties in procuring permission to return to this earth, according to their agreement; that he was now in a much better world than the one he had...reaching a still happier state of existence." This spiritual communication is said to have completely satisfied William Smellie, and to have quite removed...

...permission to return according to the agreement; that he was now in a better world than the one he left, and yet that the hopes and wishes of its inhabitants were by no means satisfied, for, like those of the lower world, they still looked forward in the hope of eventually reaching a...