Miscellanies upon various subjects ... / [John Aubrey].

  • John Aubrey
Date:
1784
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    on her wholly: the fellow told her that ’ere long fhe fhould be exonered of that tafk, for he faw a tall gentleman in black, walking on the Bifhop’s right-hand, whom fhe fhould marry: and this fell out accordingly, within a quarter of a year thereafter. He told alfo of a covered table, full of varieties of good fare, and their garbs who fet about the table. Query 4. | They fee all this vifibly acted before their eyes; fometimes within, and fometimes with- out-doors, as in a glafs. Query §. ~ Ic is a thing very troublefome to them that have it, and would gladly be rid of it. For if the obje&t be a thing that is fo terrible, they are feen to {weat and tremble, and fhreek at the apparition. At other times they laugh, and tell the thing chearfully, juft according as the thing is pleafant or aftonithing. Query 6. Sure it is, that the perfons that have a fenfe ef God and religion, and may be prefumed ae to
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