Astounding Science Fiction (British Edition) — page 54: what you’re looking at

Machine-transcribed from the original scan — historical spelling and the odd misread are preserved.

BELIEF By ISAAC ASIMOV What, I wonder, would be the proper course of action for a pro- fessional and accredited physicist —who was afflicted with levita- tion, willynilly! Illustrated by Walt Miller to “PID you ever dream you were flying?” asked Dr. Roger Toomey of his wife. Jane Toomey looked up. “Cer- tainly!” Her quick fingers didn’t stop their nimble manipulations of the yarn out of which an intricate and quite useless doily was being created. The television set made a muted murmur in the room and the posturings on its screen were, out of long custom, disregarded. Roger said, “Everyone dreams of flying at some time or other. It’s universal. I’ve done it many times. That’s what worries me.” Jane said, “I don’t know what you're getting at, dear. I hate to say so.”’ She counted stitches in an under- tone. EComichooksnco im