Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1894-02-02
DUAL PERSONALITY.
RESIDUAL PHENOMENA OF THE MIND
IN SANE PEOPLE.


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alterable ego-has been absorbed IN
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OF its own Almost always, however It
is eccentric and betrays weakness at
one point or another
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whom we will call y, is accustomed on
landing at the New DIRK side OF the
ferry to abandon the mechanical task of
walking to his office eutUcIyto his resld-
nal personality and toglye mp the major
part Of himself to thought The two per
sonalites act often with perasct-always
withpractical-separutencss, tHoresidual
person being quito equal 10 the low task
OF evading vehicles. steering clear OF pass
ersby and turning the proper corners,
When the Office is reached and the two
persons again become one. 1t is often
difficult task to remember any circum-
stances Of the walk
On enc occasion. however A left the
Astor library on Lafayette place, as he
supposed, intending to walk down Gin.
ton place To do this hc must turn first
TO the left, then TO the right and then
again to the left. lie turned once TO the
left, and after some time became dlmly
conscious that he had walked for long
time, and that the place for the second
turn had not been reached