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The Book of Dreams and Ghosts
·
Andrew Lang
295
{76}
S.P.R.,
viii.,
p.
178.
{77}
Mrs.
M.
sent
the
memorandum
to
the
S.P.R.
"March
13,
1886.
Have
just
seen
visions
on
lawn--a
soldier
in
general's
uniform,
a
young
lady
kneeling
to
him,
11.40
p.m."
{78}
S.P.R.,
viii.,
p.
178.
The
real
names
are
intentionally
reserved.
{80a}
Corroborated
by
Mr.
Elliot.
Mrs.
Elliot
nearly
fainted.
S.P.R.,
viii.,
344-345.
{80b}
Oddly
enough,
maniacs
have
many
more
hallucinations
of
hearing
than
of
sight.
In
sane
people
the
reverse
is
the
case.
{82}
Anecdote
by
the
lady.
Boston
Budget,
31st
August,
1890.
S.P.R.,
viii.,
345.
{85a}
Tom
Sawyer,
Detective.
{85b}
Phantasms
of
the
Living,
by
Gurney
and
Myers.
{85c}
The
story
is
given
by
Mr.
Mountford,
one
of
the
seers.
{86}
Journal
of
Medical
Science,
April,
1880,
p.
151.
{88}
Catholic
theology
recognises,
under
the
name
of
"Bilocation,"
the
appearance
of
a
person
in
one
place
when
he
is
really
in
another.
{91a}
Phantasms,
ii.,
pp.
671-677.
{91b}
Phantasms
of
the
Living.
{91c}
Mr.
E.
B.
Tylor
gives
a
Maori
case
in
Primitive
Culture.
Another
is
in
Phantasms,
ii.,
557.
See
also
Polack's
New
Zealand
for
the
prevalence
of
the
belief.
{92}
Gurney,
Phantasms,
ii.,
6.
{93}
The
late
Surgeon-Major
Armand
Leslie,
who
was
killed
at
the
battle
of
El
Teb,
communicated
the
following
story
to
the
Daily
Telegraph
in
the
autumn
of
1881,
attesting
it
with
his
signature.
{95a}
This
is
a
remarkably
difficult
story
to
believe.
"The
morning
bright
and
calm"
is
lit
by
the
rays
of
the
moon.
The
woman
(a
Mrs.
Gamp)
must
have
rushed
past
Dr.
Leslie.
A
man
who
died
in
Greece
or
Russia
"that
morning"
would
hardly
be
arrayed
in
evening
dress
for
burial
before
4
a.m.
The
custom
of
using
goloshes
as
"hell-shoes"
(fastened
on
the
Icelandic
dead
in
the
Sagas)
needs
confirmation.
Men
are
seldom
buried
in
eye-glasses--never
in
tall
white
hats.--Phantasms
of
the
Living,
ii.,
252.
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