A long-time friend telephoned Neville on the day of the lecture; his wife answered, and when she said they were pleased with Vicki's report the friend replied that he wished he could say he was pleased about anything of his own — an example of a man stuck in the state of self-pity whom Neville has pulled out countless times.
Date (happened)
19 February 1963
unresolved
- 19 February 1963
Place
Told
- 19 February 1963
Sources
Source
- The Sin Against the Holy Spirit ¶20 (A friend called me today and my wife answered the phone, and he said: “What news have you of Vicki?” She said: “We are very pleased with her report.” He answered: “Pleased? I wish I could say pleased about things concerning myself.”)