A friend sends Neville a Harper's Bazaar article on dreams

A friend who is present at the lecture sent Neville, last Tuesday, an article on dreams from the current Harper's Bazaar by a psychiatrist who cites Dunne, Freud, Jung and Adler but gives the Bible no credit.
Date (happened)
last Tuesday
unresolved
  1. last Tuesday relative
    Source Believe It In ¶46"last Tuesday", told in Believe It (nid 1859)
    Said as last Tuesday
    counted from Believe It In
Place
Persons
Told
  1. 7 January 1966 estimated
    Source Believe It In ¶46passage 547126 (lecture nid 1859, "Believe It In"); lecture's confirmed delivery claim d1 is 1966-01-07 exact/certain, from a chrome dateline ('1/07/66'), a page-title year '(1966)', and the internal Feynman-Nobel/schedule reasoning, all three converging
    Reasoning Passage 547126 is Neville telling the audience about the article his friend sent him last Tuesday, from the current Harper's Bazaar -- this is the telling. The owning lecture nid 1859 carries a delivery claim confirmed by three convergent, non-contradicting witnesses at 1966-01-07 exact/certain. The telling inherits that precision and confidence exactly.
Sources

Source

  • Believe It In ¶46 (This is prompted not only by her four stories but by an article that my friend (who is here tonight) sent me last Tuesday.)