Bill Donovan nearly drowns off Mexico and is rescued after imagining his boat safe

Neville retells, briefly, Bill Donovan's story of going off to Mexico, imagining the boat safely anchored, nearly drowning, and being rescued by three men in a boat that should not have been in the area — a story he says he told at this same venue the other day.
Date (happened)
c. January 1964
unresolved
  1. c. January 1964 stated · preferred
    Source Purified by the Death of Your Delusions ¶49"the other day", told in Purified by the Death of Your Delusions (nid 1832)
Place
Told
  1. 28 January 1964 stated
    Source Purified by the Death of Your DelusionsPurified by the Death of Your Delusions (nid 1832), telling 1832-3, told 1964-01-28
Sources

Source

  • Purified by the Death of Your Delusions ¶49 (His story is the one I told here the other day. He went off to Mexico, the boat went off to sea, and he re-enacted the scene as though it were now anchored safely on the beach. And then he plunged in, bravely, into this ocean, and here he is going to dro…)