The haunted homes and family traditions of Great Britain (1905)
Ingram, John Henry, 1842-1916 · London : Reeves · leaf 254
ight of thisphantom has become quite familiar to them ; but noone has yet had the courage to speak to it, therefore ithas not been enabled to unfold the object of its ap-pearance. In his quaint Description of the island, Waldron givesthe following curious tradition as connected with thevenerable… … liXJSHBN OASTLB. 217 the natives unconnected with the castle aver that thereis something supernatural in it, and tell you that for-merly the place was inhabited by giants, who weredislodged by Merlin, and such as were not driven awayare spell-bound beneath the castle. In proof of tbisthey relate a…
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