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The Book of Dreams and Ghosts
·
Andrew Lang
302
{220}
30th
January,
1717.
{221}
Glanvil's
Sadducismus
Triumphatus,
1726.
Preface
to
part
ii.,
Mompesson's
letters.
{222}
Gentleman's
Magazine,
November,
December,
1872.
{223}
This
happened,
to
a
less
degree,
in
the
Wesley
case,
and
is
not
uncommon
in
modern
instances.
The
inference
seems
to
be
that
the
noises,
like
the
sights
occasionally
seen,
are
hallucinatory,
not
real.
Gentleman's
Magazine,
Dec.,
1872,
p.
666.
{229}
S.P.R.
Proceedings,
vol.
xii.,
p.
7.
{232}
Demon
Possession
in
China,
p.
399.
By
the
Rev.
John
L.
Nevius,
D.D.
Forty
years
a
missionary
in
China.
Revel,
New
York,
1894.
{233a}
Translated
from
report
of
Hsu
Chung-ki,
Nevius,
p.
61.
{233b}
Nevius,
pp.
403-406.
{234}
Op.
cit.,
p.
415.
There
are
other
cases
in
Mr.
Denny's
Folklore
of
China.
{239a}
The
Great
Amherst
Mystery,
by
Walter
Hubbell.
Brentano,
New
York,
1882.
I
obtained
some
additional
evidence
at
first
hand
published
in
Longman's
Magazine.
{239b}
The
sources
for
this
tale
are
two
Gaelic
accounts,
one
of
which
is
printed
in
the
Gael,
vol.
vi.,
p.
142,
and
the
other
in
the
Glenbard
Collection
of
Gaelic
Poetry,
by
the
Rev.
A.
Maclean
Sinclair,
p.
297
ff.
The
former
was
communicated
by
Mr.
D.
C.
Macpherson
from
local
tradition;
the
latter
was
obtained
from
a
tailor,
a
native
of
Lochaber,
who
emigrated
to
Canada
when
about
thirty
years
of
age.
When
the
story
was
taken
down
from
his
lips
in
1885,
he
was
over
eighty
years
old,
and
died
only
a
few
months
later.
{246}
John
Arnason,
in
his
Icelandic
Folklore
and
Fairy
Tales
(vol.
i.,
p.
309),
gives
the
account
of
this
as
written
by
the
Sheriff
Hans
Wium
in
a
letter
to
Bishop
Haldorr
Brynjolfsson
in
the
autumn
of
1750.
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