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Well, I bet that somebody’d patch it up

I bet my thoughts can

(“I’ll bet no doctor would have thought I could do that,” she said. [...]

[...] When she asked what it was all about I said, “I’ll bet that when you get your motion back you’ll be a terror, won’t you?”

You (SW) lost some good bets this evening. And you (CW) lost many good bets this evening. [...]

[...] and these are the bets that I have spoken about earlier this evening. [...]

[...] “I’ll bet I can use that, about the resiliency,” she said, meaning that she’d incorporate it in suggestions, attitude, and so forth. [...]

You (Sue) lost some good bets this evening. And you (Ned) lost many good bets this evening. [...]

[...] And therefore, as Ruburt is very careful that suggestion is not involved, so he has also had you be overly cautious, and there have been many opportunities in class that you have missed for this reason—and these are the bets that I have spoken about earlier this evening. [...]

[...] He’s known many places on earth, and many loves as man and as woman, but I’ll bet that even now his experiences are still new, and that he reinforces Jane’s living feelings for each one of us. [...]

[...] (I’ll bet that he still does, 16 of our time-bound years after Jane’s death!) Jane’s method was her very individualistic way of developing her great, yet consciously unsuspected powers.

([Pete:] “Well Seth, I was extremely bothered by my brother’s reaction to what you said about the August 20th five and ten race—you told Steve not to bet on it. [...]

(“I’ll bet the fish is a big one.”)

[...] I’ll bet he went to Boston.” [...]

[...] I’ll bet I could sleep for an hour, then start another session — we won’t bother, I know,” she laughed as I thought about trying it, “but when I feel the information coming I hate to stop….”

[...] I’ll bet that’s why he didn’t say it was book dictation until the end of the session….”

[...] If I hadn’t corrected him, Seth could have evidently interpreted the whole dream from that viewpoint, that of Mrs. Patterson, and the result would have been just as valid—different, maybe, but I’ll bet with a lot of similarities.” [...]

(“I’ll bet.” [...]

(This material concerns a certain horse race in late August; Ferd had predicted Steve would win a bet on this race.)

[...] You are all matter-makers and I bet none of you have been called that before. [...]

[...] You are betting upon disease and not health. [...]

[...] You would really know that you are an intimate part of the fabric of the universe; you would trust your abilities and bet upon yourselves. [...]

[...] “He kept me under a good long time because of the noise [in the apartment] upstairs — and because of those phone calls, too, I’ll bet….” [...]