Ghosts I Have Met and Some Others
by John Kendrick Bangs
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American Ghost stories, Fiction, Ghost stories, American, Social life and customs, Fiction, ghostPlaces
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"If we could only get used to the idea that ghosts are perfectly harmless creatures, who are powerless to affect our well-being unless we assist them by giving way to our fears, we should enjoy the supernatural exceedingly, it seems to me."
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"If we could only get used to the idea that ghosts are perfectly harmless creatures, who are powerless to affect our well-being unless we assist them by giving way to our fears, we should enjoy the supernatural exceedingly, it seems to me."
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