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The Book of Dreams and Ghosts
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Andrew Lang
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"Mr.
Towse,
his
wife,
since
his
death
tolde
me
that
her
husband
and
she
living
at
Windsor
Castle,
where
he
had
an
office
that
Sumer
that
ye
Duke
of
Buckingham
was
killed,
tolde
her
that
very
day
that
the
Duke
was
sett
upon
by
ye
mutinous
Mariners
att
Portesmouth,
saying
then
that
ye
next
attempt
agaynst
him
would
be
his
Death,
which
accordingly
happened.
And
att
ye
instant
ye
Duke
was
killed
(as
she
vnderstood
by
ye
relation
afterwards)
Mr.
Towse
was
sitting
in
his
chayre,
out
of
which
he
suddenly
started
vp
and
sayd,
'Wyfe,
ye
Duke
of
Buckingham
is
slayne!'
"Mr.
Towse
lived
not
long
after
that
himselfe,
but
tolde
his
wife
ye
tyme
of
his
Death
before
itt
happened.
I
never
saw
him
after
I
had
seen
some
effects
of
his
discourse,
which
before
I
valued
not,
and
therefore
was
not
curious
to
enquire
after
more
than
he
voluntaryly
tolde
me,
which
I
then
entertayned
not
wth.
these
serious
thoughts
which
I
have
synce
reflected
on
in
his
discourse.
This
is
as
much
as
I
can
remember
on
this
business
which,
according
to
youre
desire,
is
written
by
"Sr.
Yor.,
&c.,
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