There are few of us who have not, at one time or another, had the sensation of reliving an experience which is actually new to us. Indeed, so common is this phenomenon that among psychologists it has acquired a technical name. But there is, on record, one case of a man who actually was familiar with a world that was new and strange. It was business that took George Lawton to England in the spring of 1914. But after he had spent a few days in London, he succumbed to the tempt…