I wish to call attention to Part III, and ask critics to read it, because that is the fruit of Part II and it is easier to judge of these deductions than of the raw material of Part II, where rapid readers may stray among stumbling-blocks only tractable by serious students of the subject who are familiar with the Proceedings of the s.f.r. And other forms of psychical literature. Raymond is rather keen about Raymond Revised and hopes that it may be of extended use.