“...on what basis does Mr. Solovyov undertake to write about a woman whom he knows so little, and about her case, which he does not know at all?.. Only on the basis of his personal feelings and opinions?.. But, if these feelings and these opinions changed like weathervanes, and were expressed differently at different times, which statements of Mr. Solovyov should be believed? He, without a doubt, can say that then he was mistaken, carried away, hypnotized, as he claims about his visions of the Mahatma in Elberfeld. But if such mistakes, hobbies and extraneous “suggestions” are a common thing with him, then where is the basis for readers to recognize when he is writing the real truth, and when he is fooling them with his erroneous hobbies or the insane statements of a hypnotic?.. I don’t know! ."