67. disappointment.] disappointment. ¶ B, C
68. cavern systems] caverns system Bc
69. awesome.] awesome. ¶ B, C
70. minimise] minimize B, C
71. connexion] connection B, C
72. rumours,] rumors, B, C
73. secretly.] secretly. ¶ B, C
74. “Cultes des Goules”,] Cultes des Goules, A, B, C
75. “De Vermis Mysteriis”,] De Vermis Mysteriis, A, B, C
76. “Unaussprechlichen Kulten”] Unaussprechlichen Kulten A, B, C
77. “Book of Eibon”,] Book of Eibon, A, B, C
78. “Necronomicon”] Necronomicon A, B, C
79. papers.] papers. ¶ B, C
80. Street] St. A
81. anyone] any one B, C
82. analyse it.] analyze it. ¶ B, C
83. September] Sept. A
84. till] until B, C
85. automobile.] automobile. ¶ B, C
86. 1 a.m.] one a. m. B, C
87. a.m.] a. m. B, C
88. with] om. C
89. four] 4 A, B, C
90. gone.] gone. ¶ B, C
91. six] 6 o’clock B, C
92. sitting-room] sitting room B, C
93. table-top] table top B; top C
94. shewing] showing A, B, C
95. away.] away. ¶ B, C
96. ashes] ashes, B, C
97. an] A, B [changed to a by HPL]; a C
98. a.m.,] a. m., B, C
99. September 27,] Sept. 27, A; September 27th, B, C
100. mask-like] masklike A, B, C
101. shew] show A, B, C
102. like] ike B
103. English.] English: B
104. “. . . of] “—of B, C
105. of . . .”] of—” B, C
106. time-scale] time scale B, C
107. that] om. C
108. adjusted.] adjusted. ¶ B, C
109. last] last, B, C
110. son] son, B, C
111. endeavoured] endeavored B, C
112. resume] resume my B, C
113. February, 1914,] February 1914 B
114. realised] realized B, C
115. world war] World War B, C
116. fashion.] fashion. ¶ B, C
117. war] War Bc, C
118. remembering] remembering B, C
119. consequences] consequences B, C
120. quasi-memories] quasi memories B
121. them.] them. ¶ B
122. impressions] impressions, B, C
123. time] time B, C
124. exchange;] exchange; B, C
125. displacement.] displacement. ¶ B, C
126. magazines.] magazines. ¶ B, C
127. harmonise] harmonize B, C
128. that other one] that other one B, C
129. anyone] any one B, C
130. non-typical] nontypical B, C
131. victims.] victims. ¶ B, C
132. daemoniac-possession] demoniac-possession A, B, C
133. had indeed] had, indeed, B, C
134. case-histories] case histories B, C
135. histories.] histories. ¶ B, C
136. man’s] men’s B, C
137. cases;] cases, B, C
138. out.] out. ¶ B, C
139. cloudily] om. B, C
140. amnesia.] amnesia. ¶ B, C
141. lapse] lapse, B, C
142. unhuman] un-human A
143. fifteen] 15 A
144. groping . . . time] groping . . . time B, C
145. Nature?] nature? A, B, C
146. experiments] experiments B, C
147. belief?] belief? ¶ B, C
148. antiquity,] antiquity C
149. savour] savor B, C
150. pseudo-memories] pseudomemories B, C
151. vagaries.] vagaries. ¶ B, C
152. indeed (. . .),] indeed, (. . .) A; indeed—. . .— B, C
153. discovered.] discovered. ¶ B, C
154. true] pure C
155. analyse] analyze B, C
156. myself.] myself. B, C
157. abhorrent.] abhorrent. ¶ B, C
158. grey] gray B, C
159. clothing] clothing, B, C
160. memory.] memory. ¶ B, C
161. connexion] connection B, C
162. connexion.] connection. B, C
163. time,] time, B, C
164. dream-glimpses] dream glimpses B, C
165. well-nigh] well nigh B, C
166. Romans.] Romans. ¶ B, C
167. colossal] colossal, B, C
168. high] high, B, C
169. backs.] backs. ¶ B, C
171. them.] them. ¶ B, C
172. rods.] rods. ¶ B, C
173. fern-like] fernlike A, B, C
174. Later] Later, Bc, C
175. Cyclopean] cyclopean A, C
176. gigantic] gigantic, Bc
177. into] in B, C
178. feet.] feet. ¶ B, C
179. trap-doors,] trapdoors, A; trap-/doors, B
180. peril.] peril. ¶ B, C
181. led.] led. ¶ B, C
182. 200 . . . 500] two hundred . . . five hundred A, B, C
183. grey,] gray, B, C
184. heavens.] heavens. ¶ B, C
185. wide] wide, B, C
186. nature,] nature B, C
187. shewed] showed B, C
188. dark] dark, B, C
189. trap-doors.] trap doors. A; trapdoors. B, C
190. fern-like] fernlike A, B, C
191. predominated;] predominated— B, C
192. pallor.] pallor. ¶ B, C
193. calamites,] Calamites, Bc
194. cycads,] cycades, C
195. aspect.] aspect. ¶ B, C
196. colourless, and unrecognisable,] colorless, and unrecognizable, B, C
197. greenery.] greenery. ¶ B, C
198. more vivid] more-vivid B
199. colours] colors B, C
200. Nature,] nature, A, B, C
201. sun] Sun B
202. moon,] Moon, B
203. recognise,] recognize, B, C
204. earth’s] Earth’s B
205. Capricorn.] Capricorn. ¶ B, C
206. tree-ferns,] tree ferns, B, C
207. calamites, lepidodendra, and sigillaria] Calamites, Lepidodendron, and sigillaria Bc; Calamites, Lepidodendro, and Sigillaria C
208. frondage] frontage Bc
209. vapours.] vapors. B, C
210. me.] me. ¶ B, C
211. vegetation.] vegetation. ¶ B, C
212. strown] strewn B, C
213. city.] city. ¶ B, C
214. boundless] boundless, B, C
215. sleep.] sleep. ¶ B, C
216. text-book] text-/book B; textbook C
217. Permian or Triassic] permian or triassic A
218. age.] Age. ¶ B, C
219. memories,] memories, B, C
220. time,] time, B, C
221. objectivise] objectivize B, C
222. grip.] grip. ¶ B, C
223. part.] part. ¶ B, C
224. connexion] connection B, C
225. savoured] savored B, C
226. pseudo-memory] pseudomemory B, C
227. systematically,] systematically B
228. Meanwhile] Meanwhile, B, C
229. indefatigable;] indefatigable, B, C
230. elder] om. C
231. interested.] interested. ¶ B, C
232. unhuman.] un-human. A
233. equal . . . obviously] equal, . . . obviously, B, C
234. “Unaussprechlichen Kulten”,] Unaussprechlichen Kulten, A, B, C
235. recognised] recognized B, C
236. knew] knew, B, C
237. recalling.] recalling. ¶ B, C
238. involved. ¶] involved. C
239. me—] me: C
240. Palaeozoic or Mesozoic] palaeozoic or mesozoic A; Paleozoic or Mesozoic B, C
&n
bsp; 241. guess,] guess; B, C
242. delusion.] delusion. ¶ B, C
243. myth-pattern] myth pattern B, C
244. coloured their pseudo-memories.] colored their pseudomemories. B, C
245. coloured and moulded] colored and molded B, C
246. state?] state? ¶ B, C
247. connexions] connections B, C
248. pre-human] prehuman B, C
249. Hindoo] Hindu B, C
250. highly evolved] highly-evolved A
251. Nature] nature A, B, C
252. ago.] ago. ¶ B, C
253. arisen] risen B
254. terrene] terrane Bc, C
255. life-cycle] life cycle B, C
256. with] of B, C
257. freely] om. C
258. shape] shape, B, C
259. 1ife-form] life form B, C
260. all;] all B, C
261. time.] time. ¶ B, C
262. or . . . known] or . . . known B, C
263. earth,] Earth, B, C
264. prophets,] prophets, B, C
265. earth’s] Earth’s B, C
266. psychologies.] psychologies. ¶ B, C
267. life-form] life form B, C
268. mind-casting] mind casting B; mindcasting C
269. recognised] recognized B, C
270. life-forms; entering] life forms. It would enter B, C
271. setting] set B, C
272. vibrations] vibrations, B, C
273. up.] up. ¶ B, C
274. wore;] wore, B, C
275. language.] language. ¶ B, C
276. instrument.] instrument. ¶ B, C
277. foot-thick,] foot-thick C
278. vast] vast, B, C
279. when (. . .)] when—. . .— B, C
280. unfamiliar] unfamiliar, B, C
281. displacer.] displacer. ¶ B, C
282. boat-like] boatlike A; boatlike, B
283. future.] future. ¶ B, C
284. earth] Earth B, C
285. consciousnesses] consciousness Bc
286. periods;] periods, B; periods C
287. sad] om. B, C
288. extinction.] extinction. ¶ B, C
289. age,] age C
290. belonged.] belonged. ¶ B, C
291. death-escapers] death escapers B, C
292. least] less C
293. moribund.] moribund. ¶ B, C
294. re-exchanges] reëxchanges B, C
295. effected.] effected. ¶ B, C
296. mind-projection,] mind projection, B, C
297. well-recognised] well-recognized B, C
298. Race’s age] Race Age Bc; Race’s Age C
299. quantities.] quantities. ¶ B, C
300. kind (. . .)] kind—. . .— B, C
301. Race.] Race. ¶ B, C
302. physically and directly] physically and directly B, C
303. Thus]Thus, Bc
304. visions] vision C
305. ages.] ages. ¶ B, C
306. “Necronomicon”] Necronomicon A, B, C
307. And meanwhile] And, meanwhile, B, C
308. form.] form. ¶ B, C
309. life;] life, B, C
310. en masse] en masse B, C
311. earth] Earth B
312. ago.] ago. ¶ B, C
313. memory.] memory. ¶ B, C
314. dream-hieroglyphs] dream hieroglyphs B, C
315. afterward] afterward B, C
316. cult-leaders,] cult leaders, B, C
317. connexions.] connections. B, C
318. present.] present. ¶ B, C
319. non-human past.] nonhuman past. ¶ B, C
320. Then] Then, B, C
321. pseudo-memories] pseudo-/memories B; pseudomemories C
322. myth-pattern.] myth pattern. B, C
323. cumbrousness] cumberousness Bc
324. me.] me. ¶ B, C
325. pseudo-memories?] pseudomemories? B, C
326. visions (. . .)] visions—. . .— B, C
327. newly gained] newly-gained A
328. university.] university. ¶ B, C
329. outré] outré B; outre C
330. memories,] memories, B, C
331. success.] success. ¶ B, C
332. rumours] rumors B, C
333. rumours] rumors B, C
334. motivation.] motivation. ¶ B, C
335. trap-doors] trap doors A; trapdoors B, C
336. clung.] clung. ¶ B, C
337. tessellated] tesselated A
338. sound] sound B, C
339. living things.] living things. B, C
340. vapour] vapor B, C
341. below.] below. ¶ B, C
342. enormous] enormous, B, C
343. semi-elastic] semielastic B
344. themselves.] themselves. ¶ B, C
345. trumpet-like] trumpetlike B, C
346. circumference.] circumference. ¶ B, C
347. grey] gray B, C
348. flower-like] flowerlike B; flower-/like C
349. grey] gray B, C
350. has] had B, C
351. around] about B, C
352. vice versa,] vice versa, B, C
353. head-tentacles.] head tentacles. B, C
354. clicking and scraping.] clicking and scraping. ¶ B; clicking. ¶ C
355. lowered.] lowered. ¶ B, C
356. on] at B, C
357. about] above C
358. five] 5 A
359. machines (. . .)] machines—. . .— B, C
360. gigantic] gigantic, B, C
361. environment.] environment. ¶ B, C
362. shewing] showing B, C
363. another.] another. ¶ B, C
364. my own part] my own part B, C
365. normal;] normal, B, C
366. harass,] harass, B, C
367. abstract . . . terrible] abstract, . . . terrible, B, C
368. body-loathing] body loathing B
369. visions.] visions. ¶ B, C
370. scaly,] scaley, C
371. half-reconciled] half reconciled B, C
372. head.] head. ¶ B, C
373. pasts,] parts, Bc
374. being. And I] being. ¶ I B, C
375. today] to-day B
376. languages.] languages. ¶ B, C
377. dream-self] dream self B, C
378. phrases] phases Bc
379. age] age, C
380. another] another B, C
381. claw-clickings,] claw clickings, B; claw clicking, C
382. earthly] Earthly B
383. palaeogean] Paleogean B [changed by HPL to paleogean]; paleogean C
384. pre-human] prehuman B, C
385. Tcho-Tchos;] Tcho-Tchos, A
386. arachnid] Arachnida B [changed by HPL to Arachnid]; Arachnid C
387. earth’s] Earth’s B
388. coleopterous] Coleopterous Bc, C
389. Great Race] great race A
390. en masse] en masse B, C
391. A.D. 5000;] 5,000 A. D.; B, C
392. B.C. 50,000;] 50,000 B. C.; B, C
393. twelfth-century] 12th century A
394. 100,000] one hundred thousand B, C
395. it; with that] it. ¶ I talked with the mind B, C
396. A.D. 16,000;] 16,000 A. D.; B, C
397. Dynasty] Dynasty, B, C
398. Woodville;] Woodville. Also, Bc
399. A.D. 2518;] 2,518 A. D.; B, C
400. an] the A, Bc
401. B.C. 200;] 200 B. C.; B, C
402. Montmagny;] Montagny; B, C
403. B.C. 15,000;] 15,000 B. C.; B, C
404. cannot] can not B, C
405. awaked] awakened B, C
406. marvelled] marveled B, C
407. dream-fancy] dream fancy B, C
408. science.] science. ¶ B, C
409. here.] here. ¶ B, C
410. civilisation,] civilization, B, C
411. earth’s] Earth’s B
412. stopping-place] stopping
place B, C
413. centre,] center, B, C
414. labours] labors B, C
415. earth’s] Earth’s B
416. mountain-like] mountainlike B, C
417. greyish] grayish B, C
418. hieroglyphs.] hieroglyphs. ¶ B, C
419. furry and] furry, Bc
420. terrestrial] Terrestrial B
421. dream-world;] dream world; B, C
422. vast dark] vast, dark, B, C
423. sea-voyages] sea voyages B, C
424. projectile-like] projectilelike B; projectile-/like C
425. repulsion.] repulsion. ¶ B, C
426. mechanised] mechanized B, C
427. recognise] recognize B, C
428. dinosaurs,] Dinosauria, B [changed by HPL to Dinosaurs]; Dinosaurs, C
429. pterodactyls,] Pterodactyls, B
430. ichthyosaurs,] Ichthyosauria, B [changed by HPL to Ichthyosaurs]
431. labyrinthodonts,] labyrinthodons, A; Labyrinthodonta, B [changed by HPL to Labyrinthodonts]
432. rhamphorhynci,] ramphorhynci, A; om. B, C
433. plesiosaurs,] Plesiosauri, B [changed by HPL to Plesiosaurs]
434. palaeontology.] paleontology. B, C
435. discern.] discover. B, C
436. amidst] among B, C
437. sea] sea, B, C
438. crinoid,] orinoid, Bc
439. dreaming.] dreaming. ¶ B, C
440. phases;] phases, B, C
441. dream-fragments] dream fragments B, C
442. advance,] advance B, C
443. pseudo-memories.] pseudo-/memories. B; pseudomemories. C
444. Palaeozoic age] palaeozoic age A; Paleozoic Age B, C
445. Mesozoic.] mesozoic. A; Mesozoic Age. Bc
446. terrestrial] Terrestrial B
447. specialised] specialized B, C
448. state.] state. ¶ B, C
449. Cell-action] Cell action B, C
450. trumpet-like] trumpetlike B, C
451. semi-fluid] semi-/fluid B; semifluid C
452. animals.] animals. ¶ B, C
453. recognise] recognize B, C
454. flower-like] flowerlike A, B, C
455. grey] gray B, C
456. heads—but of] heads. Of B, C
457. utilisable] utilizable B, C
458. senses (. . .)] senses—. . .— B, C
459. thickness.] thickness. ¶ B, C
460. individuals;] individuals— B, C
461. quietly] quickly B, C
462. recognised] recognized B, C
463. symptoms.] symptoms. ¶ B, C
464. single] single, B, C
465. loosely knit] loosely-knit A
466. economic] economical Bc
467. organisation] organization B, C
468. recognised,] recognized, B, C
469. or] or, B, C
470. unspecialised] unspecialized B
471. liked.] liked. ¶ B, C
472. mechanised,] mechanized, B, C
473. sorts.] sorts. ¶ B, C
474. scanty,] scant, B, C
475. privilege-deprivation] privilege deprivation B, C
476. emotion-wrenching,] emotion wrenching, B, C