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The haunted homes and family traditions of Great Britain (1897)

Ingram, John Henry, 1842-1916 · London, Gibbings & co., ltd · leaf 122

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er is said to be nowcut off by a stone wall, and none are supposed to beacquainted with its locality save Lord Strathmore, hisheir, and the factor of the estate. This wall is allegedto have been erected some few years ago by order of thelate proprietor, in consequence of certain mysterioussights… … GLAMIS CASTLE. 09 with several companions, was determined to investigatethe cause. One night, when the disturbance wasgreater, and more violent and alarming than usual—and,it should be premised, strange, weird, and unearthlysounds had often been heard, and by many persons,some quite unacquainted…

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