Neville's parents catch him writing a romantic song line instead of studying

As a schoolboy, one of nine brothers and a sister pretending to study, he was caught by his mother having written out on his homework paper the song line "I wonder who's kissing her now?"; she took it to the veranda and she and his father had a hearty laugh over it.
Date (happened)
1905
unresolved
  1. 1905 stated · preferred
    Source It Is Within ¶9"this is a way back, I was born in 1905", told in It Is Within (nid 1835)
Place
Barbados
Persons
Neville Goddard
Told / reported
  1. 9 March 1965 estimated
    Source It Is Within ¶9passage 546171 (lecture nid 1835, "It Is Within"); lecture's most precise delivery claim d1 is 1965-03-09 exact/certain, from a chrome dateline recovered from the source page ('3/9/65'), refining d0's circa-1965 estimate
    Reasoning Passage 546171 is Neville narrating in the first person his mother catching him having written the song line 'I wonder who's kissing her now?' instead of studying -- this is the telling. The owning lecture nid 1835 carries a converging pair of delivery claims (circa 1965 probable, sharpened by a recovered chrome dateline to exact 1965-03-09 certain); the most precise, d1, is used and its precision/confidence copied across unchanged.
Sources

Source

  • It Is Within ¶9 (This night in question, she came over my shoulder, she read, she said, “Neville, what are you doing?” I couldn’t deny it, there it was. She picked up the paper and I’d just written out “I wonder who’s kissing her now?”)