Wild Talents (28 page)

That Keely operated his motor by a development of mere “willing,” or visualizing, whether consciously, or not knowing how he got his effects—succeeding spasmodically sometimes, failing often, according to the experience of all pioneers—impostor and messiah—

Justifying himself, in the midst of promises that came to nothing, because he could say to himself something that Galileo should have said, but did not say—“Nevertheless it does move!”