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I have also supposed a Fairy to be capable of migrating from Fairyland into the actual world, and of assuming, at pleasure, a Human form; and also to be capable of various psychical states, viz.

{a) the ordinary state, with no consciousness of the presence of Human beings;

{b) a sort of 'eerie' state, in which he is conscious, if in the actual world, of the presence of actual Human beings; if in Fairyland, of the presence of the immaterial essences of Human beings.

I will here tabulate the passages, in both Volumes, where abnormal states occur.

Vol. I	Historian's Locality and State.				Other characters.
pp. 1—16	In train			c	Chancellor (b) p. 2.
33—55	do.			c
65—79	do.			c
83—99	At lodgings			c
105—117	On beach			c
119—183	At lodgings			c	S. and B. (b) pp. 158—163. Professor (b) p. 169.
190—221	In wood		b		Bruno (b) pp. 198—220.
225—233	do.sleep-walking			c	S. and B. (b).
247—253	Among ruins			c	do.(b).
262, 263	do.dreaming	a
263—269	do.sleep-walking			c	S. B. and Professor in Human form.
270	In street		b
279—294	At station, &c.		b		S. and B. (b).
304—323	In garden			c	S. B. and Professor (b).
329—344	On road, &c.	a			S. and B. in Human form.
345—356	In street, &c.	a
361—382	In wood		b		S. and B. (b).
Vol. II.
pp.4—18	In garden		b		S. and B. (b).
47—52	On road		b		do.(b)
53—78	do.		b		do.in Human form.
79—92	do.		b		do.(b).
152—211	In drawing-room	a			do.in Human form.
212—246	do.			c	do.(b).
262—270	In smoking-room			c	do.(b).
304—309	In wood		b		do.(a); Lady Muriel {b).
311—345	At lodgings.			c
351—399	do.			c
407—end.	do.		b