Traditions of
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共 139 题- VERSTEGAN, _Rest. dec. Ant._
- TRADITIONS OF LANCASHIRE
- JOHN ROBY, M.R.S.L.
- Illustrated by Engravings on Steel and Wood
- In Two Volumes
- VOL. I.
- CONTENTS OF VOLUME I.
- ADVERTISEMENT TO FIFTH EDITION
- PUBLISHERS' PREFACE TO FOURTH EDITION
- MEMOIR OF THE AUTHOR
- PREFACE TO FIRST SERIES
- PREFACE TO SECOND SERIES
- INTRODUCTION TO SECOND SERIES
- TRADITIONS
- SIR TARQUIN
- THE GOBLIN BUILDERS
- MAB'S CROSS
- THE PRIOR OF BURSCOUGH
- THE EAGLE AND CHILD
- THE BLACK KNIGHT OF ASHTON
- FAIR ELLEN OF RADCLIFFE
- THE ABBOT OF WHALLEY
- SIR EDWARD STANLEY
- GEORGE MARSH, THE MARTYR
- DR DEE, THE ASTROLOGER
- THE SEER
- THE EARL OF TYRONE
- HOGHTON TOWER
- THE LANCASHIRE WITCHES
- SIEGE OF LATHOM
- RAVEN CASTLE
- THE PHANTOM VOICE
- THE BAR-GAIST
- THE HAUNTED MANOR-HOUSE
- CLITHEROE CASTLE
- THE GREY MAN OF THE WOOD
- LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS.
- MAB'S CROSS, WIGAN
- BURSCOUGH ABBEY
- RADCLIFFE TOWER
- WHALLEY ABBEY
- HORNBY CASTLE
- COLLEGIATE CHURCH, MANCHESTER
- TYRONE'S BED, NEAR ROCHDALE
- HOGHTON TOWER
- EAGLE CRAG, VALE OF TODMORDEN
- LATHOM HOUSE
- SOUTH PORT
- INCE-HALL, NEAR WIGAN
- CLITHEROE CASTLE
- ADVERTISEMENT TO THE FIFTH EDITION.
- THE PUBLISHERS' PREFACE TO FOURTH EDITION.
- FOOTNOTES:
- MEMOIR OF THE AUTHOR.[5]
- FOOTNOTES:
- PREFACE TO THE FIRST SERIES.
- PREFACE TO THE SECOND SERIES.
- INTRODUCTION TO THE SECOND SERIES.
- To return to illustrations less remote, and of a more familiar nature:--
- FOOTNOTES:
- SIR TARQUIN.
- The following extract is from Dr Hibbert's pamphlet on the subject:--
- FOOTNOTES:
- THE GOBLIN BUILDERS.
- MAB'S CROSS.
- THE PRIOR OF BURSCOUGH.
- The following words only became sufficiently distinct:--
- FOOTNOTES:
- THE EAGLE AND CHILD.
- FOOTNOTES:
- THE BLACK KNIGHT OF ASHTON.
- FAIR ELLEN OF RADCLIFFE.
- THE ABBOT OF WHALLEY
- FOOTNOTES:
- SIR EDWARD STANLEY.
- EDWARDUS STANLEY MILES, DNS. MONTEAGLE, ME FIERI FECIT.
- GEORGE MARSH, THE MARTYR.
- Another story current in _the_ neighbourhood is as follows:--
- Hereupon they separated, wishing each other "God speed."
- FOOTNOTES:
- DR DEE, THE ASTROLOGER.
- Eccleston proceeded to business as follows:--
- FOOTNOTES:
- THE SEER.
- In "Lilly's Memoirs" we have the following account of him:--
- Cornelius sighed, making the following hasty reply:--
- SONG.
- A voice whispered in his ear--
- A ray suddenly darted across the room. Again the voice was at his ear:--
- THE EARL OF TYRONE.
- The stranger answered in a voice of thunder--
- Nothing loth, he commenced the following ditty:--
- This cutting address roused her. She replied, but in a firm tone--
- FOOTNOTES:
- HOGHTON TOWER.
- Then spake Hobbe, the deity of the chase:--
- But the deity, nothing abashed, thus continued--
- But the sylvan god continued in the doggerel of his predecessor--
- I.
- II.
- III.
- HOGHTON TOWER.
- FOOTNOTES:
- THE LANCASHIRE WITCHES.
- PART FIRST.
- FOOTNOTES:
- PART SECOND.
- FOOTNOTES:
- PART THIRD.
- FOOTNOTES:
- SIEGE OF LATHOM.
- Her ladyship had broken open the seals. Her eye kindled as she spoke--
- But his spirit kindled suddenly, and he cried aloud--
- We again quote the words of the journal:--
- In a voice of thunder spake the incorrigible Gideon--
- FOOTNOTES:
- RAVEN CASTLE.
- Here was a short pause; he continued, with a slow and tremulous accent--
- Hildebrand slightly moved his head, and the speaker continued--
- THE PHANTOM VOICE.
- FOOTNOTES:
- THE BAR-GAIST.
- DUENDE ENEMIGO DEL JUEGO.
- DUENDE AN ENEMY TO GAMING.
- THE HAUNTED MANOR-HOUSE.
- I began to feel particularly uncomfortable.
- CLITHEROE CASTLE;
- OR,
- THE LAST OF THE LACIES.
- With a look of devouring and terrible indignation he cried out--
- FOOTNOTES:
- THE GREY MAN OF THE WOOD;
- OR,
- THE SECRET MINE.
- The maiden began as follows:--
- With a look of pity and of scorn the savage loosened his hold, saying--
- FOOTNOTES:
- END OF VOL. I.
- Printed by Ballantyne and Company Edinburgh and London