ner--cette division de conscience devient un instrument
de travail pour une oeuvre litteraire: c'est un phenomene naturel que
l'auteur cultive et dirige.

Le cas de Patrick est un peu passif; son sujet ne se livre a l'ecriture
automatique que dans les seances dont nous venons de transcrire le recit;
en dehors de ces seances le personnage secondaire ne parait pas, il n'agit
pas, il fait le mort. Aussi ne peut-on pas, avec ce seul exemple, se faire
une idee juste du role que le personnage secondaire peut remplir. Je crois
utile de reproduire ici une observation que Flournoy vient de publier tout
recemment; elle complete la precedente[23].

[Note 23: _Revue philosophique_, fevrier 1899.]

"M. Michel Til, quarante-huit ans. Professeur de comptabilite dans divers
etablissements d'instruction. Temperament sanguin, excellente sante.
Caractere expansif et plein de bonhomie. Il y a quelques mois, sous
l'influence d'amis spirites, il s'essaye a l'ecriture automatique, un
vendredi et obtient des spirales, des majuscules, enfin des phrases
de lettres batardes, tres differentes de son ecriture ordinaire, et
agrementees d'ornements tout a fait etrangers a ses habitudes. Il continue
avec succes le samedi et le dimanche matin. Ayant encore recommence le
dimanche soir, sur la sollicitation de sa famille, l'esprit ecrivant par
sa main donne beaucoup de reponses imprevues et fort droles aux questions
posees, mais le resultat en fut une nuit troublee par un developpement
inattendu de l'automatisme verbal, sous forme auditive et graphomotrice,
comme en temoigne son recit:

"Les impressions si fortes pour moi de cette soiree prirent bientot le
caractere d'une obsession inquietante. Lorsque je me couchai, je fis les
plus grands efforts pour m'endormir, mais en vain; j'entendais une voix
interieure qui me parlait, me faisant les plus belles protestations
d'amitie, me flattant et me faisant entrevoir des destinees magnifiques,
etc. Dans l'etat de surexcitation ou j'etais, je me laissais bercer de ces
dou

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