It has been said that Lord Kitchener had an instinctive fear of the sea, which was to become'lns tomb many years after his brothers urged him to the surf on the Irish coast. At any rate, most people can give instances where the shadow of the future has been felt, clouding the present with a vague feeling of impending misfortune. According to the .Otago "Daily Times" such an instance was mentioned in the Coroner's Court at Dunedin last week during, an enquiry into a fatad motor accident by Mr A. S. Adams, who said that the deceased always had a special fear of motor cars, and carried an identification ticket in his pocket, having a presentiment that he would be run over in that way.
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Ellesmere Guardian, Volume XXIV, Issue 426, 16 March 1921, Page 3
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