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The horror at No. 50 Berkeley Square by Seth, pp. 434-451; Parker: The bird of Lincoln's Inn, pp. 452-461; The bird of Lincoln's Inn by Parker, pp. 452-461; Usher: The ghosts of Versailles, pp. 462-471; The ghosts of Versailles by usher, pp. 462-471; Usher: A bargain with a ghost, pp. 472-473; A bargain with a ghost by Usher, pp. 472-483; Day: The ghostly cavalry charge and the spectres of Crecy, pp. 484-493; The ghostly cavalry charge and the spectres of Crecy by Day, pp. 484-493; Usher: The mystery of Borley, pp. 494-504; The mystery of Borley by Usher, pp. 494-504; Day: The ghostly trapper of Labrador, pp. 505-509; The ghostly trapper of Labrador by Day, pp. 505-509; Miller: The sceptic's tale, pp. 510-517; The sceptic's tale by Miller, pp. 510-517; Usher: Brighton ghosts, pp. 518-528; Brighton ghosts by Usher, pp. 518-528.… (lisätietoja)
While I do not believe in ghosts, have never had any real-life experiences that would suggest to me their existence, I enjoy reading ghost stories, especially when they are well-written as are many in this anthology. The idea of an ethereal presentation of a dead person to the living is typical notion of a ghost, but psychic manifestations in general may be used to suggest the presence of the supernatural. In spite of the skepticism of scientists, such writers as Sir Arthur Conan Doyle have been known to consider the existence of the psychic or paranormal. This anthology presents tales that demonstrate the variety of the supernatural and the breadth of location and human interaction. Whether in the barracks or the castle, the parish house, school, or high seas, there are ghosts to be found abounding in the imagination of the authors included in this fine volume of tales. ( )
The horror at No. 50 Berkeley Square by Seth, pp. 434-451; Parker: The bird of Lincoln's Inn, pp. 452-461; The bird of Lincoln's Inn by Parker, pp. 452-461; Usher: The ghosts of Versailles, pp. 462-471; The ghosts of Versailles by usher, pp. 462-471; Usher: A bargain with a ghost, pp. 472-473; A bargain with a ghost by Usher, pp. 472-483; Day: The ghostly cavalry charge and the spectres of Crecy, pp. 484-493; The ghostly cavalry charge and the spectres of Crecy by Day, pp. 484-493; Usher: The mystery of Borley, pp. 494-504; The mystery of Borley by Usher, pp. 494-504; Day: The ghostly trapper of Labrador, pp. 505-509; The ghostly trapper of Labrador by Day, pp. 505-509; Miller: The sceptic's tale, pp. 510-517; The sceptic's tale by Miller, pp. 510-517; Usher: Brighton ghosts, pp. 518-528; Brighton ghosts by Usher, pp. 518-528.
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