Neville rejects his publisher's claim to have given him his royalties

Neville recalls his publisher handing him a large six-month royalty check, whereupon the publisher's wife said 'You see how much I have given you?' — and he told her she had given him nothing, only returned money of his that she had used interest-free for six months.
Date (happened)
at the end of six months
unresolved
  1. at the end of six months relative · probable
    Source "at the end of six months", told in Power and Wisdom (nid 4428)
    Said as at the end of six months
    counted from Power and Wisdom
Persons
Neville Goddard
Told / reported
  1. after 1946 estimated · doubtful
    Source Power and Wisdomsole delivery claim on lecture nid 4428 -- bound/after 1946, certain, from the 1946 shipboard vision referenced as a completed experience
    Why No exact delivery date exists for this lecture; the told claim is an open-ended after-bound, not a single year.
    Reasoning Passage 557185 is Neville himself recalling, in first person, telling his publisher's wife she had given him nothing, only returned interest-free use of his own money for six months; this is the telling. The lecture containing it, nid 4428, carries no exact delivery date, only a certain bound (after 1946). The telling can be pinned no tighter and inherits that same bound and confidence.
Sources

Source

  • Power and Wisdom ¶21 (I said, “You haven’t given me anything. You have only now put into my hands what you’ve been using without interest for the last six months.)