"The first night I visited him, when we slept together."
Jan 16, 2005 08:43 AM
by Daniel H. Caldwell
The testimony given by the mother of the second boy:
The mother of the second boy noticed with sorrow
and regret that the relations between Mr. L.
and her son had become strained and that some
change, the cause of which she did not understand,
had been the result of a short visit which he
had made to Mr. L. when fourteen years of age.
After this visit she noticed that the tone of
his letters to Mr. L. was changed and the he
never answered Mr. L.'s letters to him without
repeated reminders from her of his neglect,
whereas, before the visit, frequent, intimate
and affectionate letters passed between them.
When the mother questioned him with regard to his
loss of kindly feeling for Mr. L. the boy always
replied: "Mother, I cannot tell you." Before his
visit to Mr. L. it would have been his greatest
joy to travel with him and help as ______ did;
but after his visit, when asked: "Would you like
to travel with him?" he replied firmly:
"No, I never would."
After learning of the
charges made against Mr. L. the mother again
questioned the boy. With great reluctance he
admitted the facts of Mr. L.'s immoral conduct
and in reply to the question: "When did it
happen?" he said: "The first night I
visited him, when we slept together." When
asked what excuse Mr. L. gave for such conduct,
the boy's words were: "Mother, I think that
was the worst part of the whole thing. Somehow he
made me believe it was Theosophical."
Quoted from:
http://blavatskyarchives.com/ton2.pdf
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