Fiends, Ghosts,
Fiends, Ghosts, and Sprites Including an Account of the Origin and Nature of Belief in the Supernatural
作者：Radcliffe, John Netten, 1826-1884
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共 16 题- BY JOHN NETTEN RADCLIFFE.
- FIENDS, GHOSTS, AND SPRITES.
- Plautus (_Aulularia_) represents a Lar as using the following words:--
- Milton, in the "L'Allegro," writes of him in a different office, and--
- When Goëthe represented Mephistopheles as saying--
- Müller writes:--
- Thus, as in the old ballad:--
- A gentleman, who was on a visit to Lord Lyttleton, writes:--
- In addition to this, Mrs. Crowe remarks:--
- Another example of presentiment, quoted by Boismont, is the following:--
- She writes:--
- APPENDIX.
- EXTRACTS FROM PROFESSOR FARADAY'S LETTER ON TABLE MOVING.
- PRINTED BY HARRISON AND SONS, LONDON GAZETTE OFFICE, ST. MARTIN'S LANE.
- FOOTNOTES:
- Coleridge. "Ancient Mariner."