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The Book of Dreams and Ghosts
·
Andrew Lang
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Following
our
usual
method,
we
naturally
begin
with
the
anecdotes
least
trying
to
the
judicial
faculties,
and
most
capable
of
an
ordinary
explanation.
Perhaps
of
all
the
senses,
the
sense
of
touch,
though
in
some
ways
the
surest,
is
in
others
the
most
easily
deceived.
Some
people
who
cannot
call
up
a
clear
mental
image
of
things
seen,
say
a
saltcellar,
can
readily
call
up
a
mental
revival
of
the
feeling
of
touching
salt.
Again,
a
slight
accidental
throb,
or
leap
of
a
sinew
or
vein,
may
feel
so
like
a
touch
that
we
turn
round
to
see
who
touched
us.
These
familiar
facts
go
far
to
make
the
following
tale
more
or
less
conceivable.
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