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\nIn this 130-page eBook, you will read about such things as the most common features of ghosts and dreams, waking dreams, spirits of the living and spirits of the dying, astral body, haunted houses, animals as affected by the presence of apparitions, crystal gazing, and much more.
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\nTABLE OF CONTENTS:<\/b>
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\nCHAPTER I<\/b>
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\nArbuthnot on Political Lying. Begin with \u201cGreat Swingeing Falsehoods\u201d. The Opposite Method to be used in telling Ghost Stones. Begin with the more Familiar and Credible. Sleep. Dreams. Ghosts are identical with Waking Dreams. Possibility of being Asleep when we think we are Awake. Dreams shared by several People. Story of the Dog Fanti. The Swithinbank Dream. Common Features of Ghosts and Dreams. Mark Twain\u2019s Story. Theory of Common-sense. Not Logical. Fulfilled Dreams. The Pig in the Palace. The Mignonette. Dreams of Reawakened Memory. The Lost Cheque. The Ducks\u2019 Eggs. The Lost Key. Drama in Dreams. The Lost Securities. The Portuguese Gold-piece. St. Augustine\u2019s Story. The Two Curmas. Knowledge acquired in Dreams. The Assyrian Priest. The D\u00e9j\u00e0 Vu. \u201cI have been here before.\u201d Sir Walter\u2019s Experience. Explanations. The Knot in the Shutter. Transition to Stranger Dreams.
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\nCHAPTER II<\/b>
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\nVeracious Dreams. Past, Present and Future unknown Events \u201crevealed\u201d. Theory of \u201cMental Telegraphy\u201d or \u201cTelepathy\u201d fails to meet Dreams of the unknowable Future. Dreams of unrecorded Past, how alone they can be corroborated. Queen Mary\u2019s Jewels. Story from Brierre de Boismont. Mr. Williams\u2019s Dream before Mr. Perceval\u2019s Murder. Discrepancies of Evidence. Curious Story of Bude Kirk. Mr. Williams\u2019s Version. Dream of a Rattlesnake. Discrepancies. Dream of the Red Lamp. \u201cIllusions Hypnagogiques.\u201d The Scar in the Moustache. Dream of the Future. The Coral Sprigs. Anglo-Saxon Indifference. A Celtic Dream. The Satin Slippers. Waking Dreams. The Dead Shopman. Dreams in Swoons.
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\nCHAPTER III<\/b>
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\nTransition from Dreams to Waking Hallucinations. Popular Scepticism about the Existence of Hallucinations in the Sane. Evidence of Mr. Francis Galton, F.R.S. Scientific Disbelief in ordinary Mental Imagery. Scientific Men who do not see in \u201cthe Mind\u2019s Eye\u201d. Ordinary People who do. Frequency of Waking Hallucinations among Mr. Gallon\u2019s friends. Kept Private till asked for by Science. Causes of such Hallucinations unknown. Story of the Diplomatist. Voluntary or Induced Hallucinations. Crystal Gazing. Its Universality. Experience of George Sand. Nature of such Visions. Examples. Novelists. Crystal Visions only \u201cGhostly\u201d when Veracious. Modern Examples. Under the Lamp. The Cow with the Bell Historical Example. Prophetic Crystal Vision. St. Simon The Regent d\u2019Orl\u00e9ans. The Deathbed of Louis XIV. References for other Cases of Crystal Visions.
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\nCHAPTER IV<\/b>
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\nVeracious Waking Hallucinations not recognised by Science; or explained by Coincidence, Imposture, False Memory. A Veracious Hallucination popularly called a Wraith or Ghost. Example of Unveracious Hallucination. The Family Coach. Ghosts\u2019 Clothes and other Properties and Practices; how explained. Case of Veracious Hallucination. Riding Home from Mess. Another Case. The Bright Scar. The Vision and the Portrait. Such Stories not usually believed. Cases of Touch: The Restraining Hand. Of Hearing: The Benedictine\u2019s Voices; The Voice in the Bath-room. Other \u201cWarnings\u201d. The Maoris. The Man at the Lift. Appearances Coincident with Death. Others not Coincident with Anything.
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\nCHAPTER V<\/b>
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\n\u201cSpirits of the Living.\u201d Mistakes of Identity. Followed by Arrival of Real Person. \u201cArrivals.\u201d Mark Twain\u2019s Phantom Lady. Phantom Dogcart. Influence of Expectant Attention. Goethe. Shelley. The Wraith of the Czarina. Queen Elizabeth\u2019s Wraith. Second Sight. Case at Ballachulish. Experiments in sending Wraiths. An \u201cAstral Body\u201d. Evidence discussed. Miss Russell\u2019s Case. \u201cSpirits of the Dying.\u201d Maori Examples. Theory of Chance Coincidence. In Tavistock Place. The Wynyard Wraith. Lord Brougham\u2019s Wraith Story. Lord Brougham\u2019s Logic. The Dying Mother.
\nComparison with the Astral Body. The Vision of the Bride. Animals as affected by the supposed Presence of Apparitions. Examples. Transition to Appearances of the Dead.
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\nCHAPTER VI<\/b>
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\nTransition to Appearances of the Dead. Obvious Scientific Difficulties. Purposeless Character of Modern Ghosts. Theory of Dead Men\u2019s Dreams. Illustrated by Sleep-walking House-maid. Purposeful Character of the Old Ghost Stories. Probable Causes of the Difference between Old and New Ghost Stories. Only the most Dramatic were recorded. Or the Tales were embellished or invented. Practical Reasons for inventing them. The Daemon of Spraiton. Sources of Story of Sir George Villier\u2019s Ghost. Clarendon. Lilly, Douch. Wyndham. Wyndham\u2019s Letter. Sir Henry Wotton. Izaak Walton. Anthony Wood. A Wotton Dream proved Legendary. The Ghost that appeared to Lord Lyttleton. His Lordship\u2019s Own Ghost.
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\nCHAPTER VII<\/b>
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\nThe Slaying of Sergeant Davies in 1749. The Trial. Scott\u2019s Theory. Curious recent Corroboration of Sir Walter\u2019s Hypothesis. Other Trials involving Ghostly Evidence. Their Want of Authenticity. \u201cFisher\u2019s Ghost\u201d criticised. The Aylesbury Murder. The Dog o\u2019 Mause. The Ghosts of Dogs. Peter\u2019s Ghost.
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\nCHAPTER VIII<\/b>
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\nMore Ghosts with a Purpose. Ticonderoga. The Beresford Ghost. Sources of Evidence. The Family Version. A New Old-Fashioned Ghost. Half-past One o\u2019clock. Put out the Light!
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\nCHAPTER IX<\/b>
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\nHaunted Houses. Antiquity of Haunted Houses. Savage Cases. Ancient Egyptian Cases. Persistence in Modern Times. Impostures. Imaginary Noises. Nature of Noises. The Creaking Stair. Ghostly Effects produced by the Living but Absent. The Grocer\u2019s Cough. Difficulty of Belief. My Gillie\u2019s Father\u2019s Story. \u201cSilverton Abbey.\u201d The Dream that Opened the Door. Abbotsford Noises. Legitimate Haunting by the Dead. The Girl in Pink. The Dog in the Haunted Room. The Lady in Black. Dogs Alarmed. The Dead Seldom Recognised. Glamis. A Border Castle. Another Class of Hauntings. A Russian Case. The Dancing Devil. The Little Hands.
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\nCHAPTER X<\/b>
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\nThe Shchapoff Story of a Peculiar Type. \u201cDemoniacal Possession.\u201d Story of Wellington Mill briefly analysed. Authorities for the Story. Letters. A Journal. The Wesley Ghost. Given Critically and Why. Note on similar Stories, such as the Drummer of Tedworth. Sir Waller Scott\u2019s Scepticism about Nautical Evidence. Lord St. Vincent. Scott asks Where are his Letters on a Ghostly Disturbance. The Letters are now Published. Lord
\nSt. Vincent\u2019s Ghost Story. Reflections.
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\nCHAPTER XI<\/b>
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\nA Question for Physicians. Professor William James\u2019s Opinion. Hysterical Disease? Little Hands. Domestic Arson. The Wem Case. \u201cThe Saucepan began it.\u201d The Nurse-maid. Boots Fly Off. Investigation. Emma\u2019s Partial Confession. Corroborative Evidence. Question of Disease Repeated. Chinese Cases. Haunted Mrs. Chang. Mr. Niu\u2019s Female Slave. The Great Amherst Mystery. Run as a Show. Failure. Later Miracles. The Fire-raiser Arrested. Parallels. A Highland Case. A Hero of the Forty-Five. Donald na Bocan. Donald\u2019s Hymn. Icelandic Cases. The Devil of Hjalta-stad. The Ghost at Garpsdal.
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\nCHAPTER XII<\/b>
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\nThe Story of Glam. The Foul Fords.<\/p>\n
\nCHAPTER XIII<\/b>
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\nThe Marvels at Fr\u00f3d\u00e1
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\nCHAPTER XIV<\/b>
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\nSpiritualistic Floating Hands. Hands in Haunted Houses. Jerome Cardan\u2019s Tale. \u201cThe Cold Hand.\u201d The Beach-comber\u2019s Tale. \u201cThe Black Dogs and the Thumbless Hand.\u201d The Pakeha Maori and \u201cThe Leprous Hand\u201d. \u201cThe Hand of the Ghost that Bit.\u201d
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