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The Marquis De Rambouillet
The Marquis de Rambouillet, eldest brother of the ...

The Lost Securities
A lady dreamed that she was sitting at a window, watchi...

The Bright Scar
In 1867, Miss G., aged eighteen, died suddenly of chole...

In The Cliff Land Of The Dane
A LETTER TO THE REVEREND LAURENCE STERNE AT COXWOLD FRO...

A Common Sheep
That the keeping of choice breeds of animals, and the c...

Material For Farm Buildings
In a country like ours, containing within its soils and...

A Ghost That Will Not Down
(Cincinnati _Enquirer_, Sept. 30, 1884) GRANTSVILLE,...

The Mezzotint
Some time ago I believe I had the pleasure of telling y...

Jeanne D'arc
Upon her trial, as it is repeated by Chartier, she...

The Stalls Of Barchester Cathedral
This matter began, as far as I am concerned, with the r...





"The Phantom World"




The Marquis De Rambouillet
The Marquis de Rambouillet, eldest brother of the Duchess of Montauzier, and the Marquis de Precy, eldest son of the family of Nantouillet, both of them between twenty and thirty, were intimate friends, and wen...

The Altheim Revenant
A monk of the Abbey of Toussaints relates that on the 9th of September 1625 a man named John Steinlin died at a place called Altheim, in the diocese of Constance. Steinlin was a man in easy circumstances, and a...

Denis Misanger
On Friday, the first day of May 1705, about five o'clock in the evening, Denis Misanger de la Richardiere, eighteen years of age, was attacked with an extraordinary malady, which began by a sort of lethargy. Th...

The Pied Piper
The following instance is so extraordinary, that I should not repeat it if the account were not attested by more than one writer, and also preserved in the public monuments of a considerable town of Upper Saxo...

The Ghostly Warriors Of Worms
The abbot of Ursperg, in his Chronicle, year 1123, says that in the territory of Worms they saw during many days a multitude of armed men, on foot and on horseback, going and coming with great noise, like peopl...