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The Book of Dreams and Ghosts
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Andrew Lang
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{151}
The
course
of
the
river
(the
Ericht)
is
from
north
to
south.
Middle
Mause
lies
on
the
west
side
of
it,
and
Craighall
on
the
east.
{155a}
With
reference
to
the
last
statement
in
Mr.
Newton's
notes
see
the
Journal
of
Sir
Walter
Scott
(edit.,
1891,
p.
210)
under
date
13th
June,
1826.
{155b}
L'Homme
Posthume.
{155c}
Denny's
Folklore
of
China.
{156}
Story
received
in
a
letter
from
Lieutenant
---
of
H.M.S
gunboat
---.
{157}
He
fought
at
Culloden,
of
course
for
King
George,
and
was
appealed
to
for
protection
by
old
Glengarry.
{158a}
Fox's
hole.
{158b}
How
did
Inverawe
get
leave
to
wear
the
Highland
dress?
{160}
In
every
version
of
the
story
that
I
have
heard
or
read
Ticonderoga
is
called
St.
Louis,
and
Inverawe
was
ignorant
of
its
other
name.
Yet
in
all
the
histories
of
the
war
that
I
have
seen,
the
only
name
given
to
the
place
is
Ticonderoga.
There
is
no
mention
of
its
having
a
French
name.
Even
if
Inverawe
knew
the
fort
they
were
to
storm
was
called
Ticonderoga,
he
cannot
have
known
it
when
the
ghost
appeared
to
him
in
Scotland.
At
that
time
there
was
not
even
a
fort
at
Ticonderoga,
as
the
French
only
erected
it
in
1756.
Inverawe
had
told
his
story
to
friends
in
Scotland
before
the
war
broke
out
in
America,
so
even
if
in
1758
he
did
know
the
real
name
of
the
fort
that
the
expedition
was
directed
against,
I
don't
see
that
it
lessens
the
interest
of
the
story.--E.
A.
C.
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