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The Book of Dreams and Ghosts
·
Andrew Lang
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If
Lord
Brougham
fabled
in
1799
or
in
1862,
he
did
so
to
make
a
"sensation".
And
then
he
tried
to
undo
it
by
arguing
that
his
experience
was
a
thoroughly
commonplace
affair.
We
now
give
a
very
old
story,
"The
Dying
Mother".
If
the
reader
will
compare
it
with
Mr.
Cleave's
case,
"An
Astral
Body,"
in
this
chapter,
he
will
be
struck
by
the
resemblance.
Mr.
Cleave
and
Mrs.
Goffe
were
both
in
a
trance.
Both
wished
to
see
persons
at
a
distance.
Both
saw,
and
each
was
seen,
Mrs.
Goffe
by
her
children's
nurse;
Mr.
Cleave
by
the
person
whom
he
wished
to
see,
but
not
by
a
small
boy
also
present.
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