It's not wise to pay attention to hallucinations." He did not mention the dream to Robin, but his visit was longer than usual.

After it he drove down the moor thinking of curious things.

The agonised tension of the war, he told himself, seemed to be developing new phases--mental, nervous, psychic, as well as physiological.

What unreality--or previously unknown reality--were they founded upon?
It was curious how much one had begun to hear of telepathy and visions.

He himself had been among the many who had discussed the psychopathic condition of Lady Maureen Darcy, whose black melancholia had been dispersed like a cloud after her visits to a little sewing woman who lived over an oil dealer's shop in the Seven Sisters Road.