“Then came her turn. Instead of watching her, as I did the others, I concentrated on her purse and that compact. In my Imagination I brought before my mind’s eye many shade of lipstick. I discarded one after the other and found the most lovely red which I thought would be perfect for her. In my Imagination I imagined it there and instantly before my view it was there as an objective fact. I knew intuitively that she needed fifty-four dollars. I had a vision of how she lived and where she lived. She could have used several hundred, but she actually needed fifty-four dollars, so in my Imagination I said, “Why not be generous and give her a thousand dollar bill?” So I imagined a crisp thousand dollar bill, and instantly it is in her purse. I did not see her performance. She returned and took her chair. She opened the purse and the thrill when she saw the thousand dollar bill, but even greater when she opened the compact and found the lipstick; for here was a woman who had been far, far too long without a lipstick. And then I deliberately vanished that she may not see the benefactor.”467 ¶12