Man manifests fire insurance and a cleared green yard

Neville reads out a letter he received the previous Thursday night from a man in the audience, who — after finding The Law and the Promise — imagined a signed fire-insurance policy in his hand until brokers took the risk without inspecting his brush-covered hillside, and afterwards imagined his yard green until a stranger cleared the slide of decomposed granite for a dollar and a quarter an hour.
Date (happened)
last Thursday night
unresolved
  1. last Thursday night relative
    Source Is Causation Imaginal ¶9"last Thursday night", told in Causation Imaginal (nid 1822)
    Said as last Thursday night
  2. before 26 May 1962 bound · probable
    Source Is Causation Imaginaldelivery claim d1 on node 1822: bound 1961-11-06..1962-05-26, probable, confirmed
    Reasoning The man's manifestation and the letter describing it necessarily predate the telling. The telling lecture's own delivery date is only bounded (1961-11-06..1962-05-26, probable), so the honest upper bound on the happening is the end of that window, 1962-05-26 -- a real refinement of the existing dateless relative/circa claim.
Place
Persons
Told
  1. between 6 November 1961 and 26 May 1962 bound · probable
    Source Is Causation Imaginaldelivery claim d1 on node 1822: bound 1961-11-06..1962-05-26, probable, confirmed
    Reasoning Neville reads the man's letter to the audience during 'Is Causation Imaginal', whose own delivery date is established only as a probable two-sided bound (after the Bel-Air/Huxley fire, before the forward-referenced 26 May class). The corpus previously carried no told claim at all for this event; this echoes the lecture's own uncertainty rather than inventing false precision.
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  • Is Causation Imaginal ¶9 (Now, a gentleman wrote me a letter which I received last Thursday night. He’s here tonight, he and his wife and a friend. He did not tell me I could tell it from the platform, but I’m going to tell it — it’s a very lovely thing.)