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The Book of Dreams and Ghosts
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Andrew Lang
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"The
said
Apparition
then
tould
Mr.
Towse
that
he
could
not
but
remember
ye
much
kindness
that
he,
ye
said
Sr
George
Villiers,
had
expressed
to
him
whilst
he
was
a
Schollar
in
Leicestershire,
as
aforesaid,
and
that
as
out
of
that
consideration
he
believed
that
he
loved
him
and
that
therefore
he
made
choyce
of
him,
ye
sayde
Mr.
Towse,
to
deliver
a
message
to
his
sonne,
ye
Duke
of
Buckingham;
thereby
to
prevent
such
mischiefe
as
would
otherwise
befall
ye
said
Duke
whereby
he
would
be
inevitably
ruined.
And
then
(as
I
remember)
Mr.
Towse
tould
me
that
ye
Apparition
instructed
him
what
message
he
should
deliver
unto
ye
Duke.
Vnto
wch.
Mr.
Towse
replyed
that
he
should
be
very
unwilling
to
goe
to
ye
Duke
of
Buckingham
upon
such
an
errand,
whereby
he
should
gaine
nothing
but
reproach
and
contempt,
and
to
be
esteemed
a
Madman,
and
therefore
desired
to
be
exscused
from
ye
employment,
but
ye
Apparition
pressd
him
wth.
much
earnestness
to
undertake
it,
telling
him
that
ye
Circumstances
and
secret
Discoveries
which
he
should
be
able
to
make
to
ye
Duke
of
such
passages
in
ye
course
of
his
life
which
were
known
to
none
but
himselfe,
would
make
it
appeare
that
ye
message
was
not
ye
fancy
of
a
Distempered
Brayne,
but
a
reality,
and
so
ye
Apparition
tooke
his
leave
of
him
for
that
night
and
telling
him
that
he
would
give
him
leave
to
consider
till
the
next
night,
and
then
he
would
come
to
receave
his
answer
wheather
he
would
undertake
to
deliver
his
message
or
no.
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