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The Book of Dreams and Ghosts
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Andrew Lang
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"One
time
the
young
man's
head
was
thrust
into
a
very
strait
place
betwixt
a
bed's
head
and
a
wall,
and
forced
by
the
strength
of
divers
men
to
be
removed
thence,
and
that
not
without
being
much
hurt
and
bruised,
so
that
much
blood
appeared
about
it:
upon
this
it
was
advised
he
should
be
bleeded,
to
prevent
any
ill
accident
that
might
come
of
the
bruise;
after
bleeding,
the
ligature
or
binder
of
his
arm
was
removed
from
thence
and
conveyed
about
his
middle,
where
it
was
strained
with
such
violence
that
the
girding
had
almost
stopp'd
his
breath
and
kill'd
him,
and
being
cut
asunder
it
made
a
strange
and
dismal
noise,
so
that
the
standers
by
were
affrighted
at
it.
At
divers
other
times
he
hath
been
in
danger
to
be
strangled
with
cravats
and
handkerchiefs
that
he
hath
worn
about
his
neck,
which
have
been
drawn
so
close
that
with
the
sudden
violence
he
hath
near
been
choaked,
and
hardly
escaped
death.
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