between 1920 and 1929
(probable)
Autobiographical memory recalled by Neville in his lectures. Year derived: age 6 + birth 1905 = 1911. Told 1 time (?).
Neville's resurrection experience: he retired as usual, an unearthly wind rose in his head, he awoke inside his sealed skull, pushed at its base until it gave way, squeezed himself out like a child fr
Doris's language establishes Lawrence as Barbados's doctor
Description
Neville's brother Lawrence, a doctor in Barbados, became the island's most prominent physician because from the day they married his wife Doris always referred to him as 'the doctor', even distinguishing him from their two doctor sons.
Authored by
Anonymous (not verified)
Date (happened)
before 1963
(possible)
before 19 November 1963
19 November 1963
Sources
- Source: Counting the Cost ¶8 (Today in Barbados he is the most prominent doctor, he has the biggest practice, many doctors working for him, and a clinic with thirty beds.)
Neville says his brother Lawrence, the one who left the bed to look for the wind and found the babe, was a doctor — as, he notes, Luke was.
Neville describes seeing his brother Lawrence, who died at sixty-two or nearly sixty-three, restored as a young man of about twenty-one or twenty-two — and his father the same.