Chap-libri del diciottesimo secolo . un?id theTerrors dell'Inferno. Avete anche un account quando è venuto fuori il suo Trance,come ha dichiarato il Ministro, che egli aveva ma 5 giorni tolive in questo mondo, prima che egli dovrebbe discostarsi. Non appena theMinister era andato al di fuori della sala, è detto il diavolo ap-pearing a lui e chiedere a lui se vuole vendere il suo corpo Souland per lui, porgere a lui nella forma di un gentleman,un sacco di oro, ma egli grida contro di essa, e dicendo. LordJesus per ricevere la mia anima. Avendo un conto come il diavolo svanite lontano in ardente del fuoco, si hanno anche in questo libro, una buona

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Chap-books of the eighteenth century . a?id theTerrors of Hell. You have also an Account when he came out of his Trance, how he declared to the Minister, that he had but 5 Days tolive in this World, before he should depart. As soon as theMinister was gone out of the Room, it is said the Devil ap-pearing to him, and asking of him if he would Sell his Souland Body to Him, proffering him in the shape of a Gentleman, a bag of Gold, but he crying out against it, and saying. LordJesus receive my soul. Having an account how the Devil Vanished away in aFlame of Fire, you have also in this Book, a Good and GodlySermon, that was Preached on him at his Funeral, by thatReverend and Learned Divine, Dr. Pede, Minister, of the ParishChurch of Clakenwcll London. Licensed according to Order. London : Printed for T. Bland near Fleet Street. ACCOUNT flf the Ghost or Apparition of the Late Duke of Bucking-hams Father, ivhich seveial Times appeared in Armor to07ie of the Dukes Servants ; and for about half a Yearbefore foretold the Dukes death.. Printed by F. C. in the Old Bailey. Ghost of the Duke of Buckinghams Father. 69 This account of the apparition of Sir George Villierspurports to be an Extract a Monsieur dAblancour, le Vie leGrand Due de Buckingham, but in reahty is taken word forword from Clarendons History of the RebelHon, book i.pars. 89 to 93; according to which, the apparition appearedthree times to an officer of the kings wardrobe, in WindsorCastle, and commanded him to tell the Duke of Buckinghamthat if he did not somewhat to ingratiate himself to thePeople, or at least, to abate the Extream Mallice they hadagainst him, he would be sufferd to live but a Short Time. Heis reported to have seen the duke, and left him much troubled.Soon afterwards the duke was murdered by Felton. There were many strange stories similar to this afloat. Lillythe conjuror gave a version in his Observations on the Life andDeath of King Charles, which Dr. Robert Plot contradicted, and gave an altoget

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• bookcentury1800
• bookdecade1880
• booksubjectchapboo
• bookyear1882