The Archive · 1926

A Quite Simple Test

The professor was accordingly escorted from the editorial room to the corridor some 30 or 40 feet away. Three members of the staff then decided that he should extract the paper from the typewriter of a fourth men, who was busily engaged writing copy and who knew nothing scooter of the test. One of the in an undertone, hardly audible to those present, "I will have him take the paper. from 's typewriter." Not another word was said. Professor Langsner was then recalled. He asked who was thinking of the object. His question answered, he told the repstter' to grasp his left wrist firmly.

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