When Neville was seven or eight an old Englishwoman at Bathsheba, on the windswept side of Barbados, told him he would do something men would discuss for centuries, with two others named with him, and gave three proofs: he would leave Barbados and live abroad, be the first of his family to marry, and have two children - all of which came true (he left Barbados in 1922, married first though fourth in line, and has two children).
Date (happened)
between 1912 and 1913
unresolved
- between 1912 and 1913
- between 1912 and 1913
- between 19 February 1912 and 18 February 1914
- before 1971
- between 1912 and 1913
Place
Persons
Told / reported
- 8 April 1968
- 1971
- 9 February 1971
Sources
Source
- Suffering Is Like That of David ¶22 (“Neville, you will do something that unnumbered centuries after you are gone men will discuss. You will do something, and two others will be named with you in the doing, and it’ll be discussed. I can’t tell you what it is.”)
- Hear O Israel ¶8 (And one day — I was maybe seven or eight — this weird creature said to me, “You know, you’re going to leave this island and make your home far off, in another country. You’ll be the first to be married”)
- Hear O Israel ¶8 (But she lived in a windswept area in Barbados, where a constant breeze from the sea brought the salt in, and hardly anything could be done with metal there — all the nails were wooden nails, all the shingles were nailed with wood, the hinges were all woo…)