OBJECTION 24. — SUPPRESSED

“Many things in her old visions are now suppressed, no doubt on account of their appearance of fanaticism and wild imagination.” Yes, “no doubt!” Concerning the charge of suppression we shall speak in due time. We just wish the reader to note here that these are urged as strong points against the visions, and to mark how they resolve themselves into the single and solitary “no doubt” of the objector — very weighty, unquestionably, in his own mind.VEGW 80.1