The haunted homes and family traditions of Great Britain (1905)
Ingram, John Henry, 1842-1916 · London : Reeves · leaf 132
nually cropping up, both in print andin private conversation, went the usual round of thepress. The London correspondent of Saunderss NewsLetter, having read the comments of his contemporaries,told the tale in his own fashion, as below. It should be premised that the Mr. E of the story is Mr. Henry… … fiACKWOOD HOUSE. i09 JBulwer Lyttons Strange Story,^ says the correspondent,London Society seems just now affected with a generalphantom mania. The last new phase of the malady isa ghost story which has lately obtained extensivecurrency in what are called the upper circles, and whichclaims for its…
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