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The Book of Dreams and Ghosts
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Andrew Lang
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"Mr.
Towse,
when
he
made
me
this
relation,
he
tolde
me
that
ye
Duke
would
inevitably
be
destroyed
before
such
a
time
(wch.
he
then
named)
and
accordingly
ye
Duke's
death
happened
before
that
time.
He
likewise
tolde
that
he
had
written
downe
all
ye
severall
discourses
that
he
had
had
wth.
ye
Apparition,
and
that
at
last
his
coming
was
so
familiar
that
he
was
as
litle
troubled
with
it
as
if
it
had
beene
a
friende
or
acquayntance
that
had
come
to
visitt
him.
Mr.
Towse
told
me
further
that
ye
Archbishop
of
Canterbury,
then
Bishop
of
London,
Dr.
Laud,
should
by
his
Councells
be
ye
authoure
of
very
great
troubles
to
ye
Kingdome,
by
which
it
should
be
reduced
to
ye
extremity
of
disorder
and
confusion,
and
that
it
should
seeme
to
be
past
all
hope
of
recovery
without
a
miracle,
but
when
all
people
were
in
dispayre
of
seeing
happy
days
agayne,
ye
Kingdome
should
suddenly
be
reduced
and
resettled
agayne
in
a
most
happy
condition.
"At
this
tyme
my
father
Pyne
was
in
trouble
and
comitted
to
ye
Gatehouse
by
ye
Lords
of
ye
Councell
about
a
Quarrel
betweene
him
and
ye
Lord
Powlett,
upon
which
one
night
I
saide
to
my
Cosin
Towse,
by
way
of
jest,
'I
pray
aske
your
Appairition
what
shall
become
of
my
father
Pyne's
business,'
which
he
promised
to
doe,
and
ye
next
day
he
tolde
me
that
my
father
Pyne's
enemyes
were
ashamed
of
their
malicious
prosecution,
and
that
he
would
be
at
liberty
within
a
week
or
some
few
days,
which
happened
according.
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