The Night-Side of Nature; Or, Ghosts and Ghost-Seers

Catherine Crowe
Language: English
Genres: Fantastic FictionHorror & Supernatural FictionMyths, Legends & Fairy Tales
Narrators:Marialuisa Ruiz, Garrett Goodison, Amy Gramour, DrPGould, Paezra, Dan Gurzynski, Warren Kati, realisticspeakers, Mayah, S.E. Ross, William McKnight, Julie Barkley, Liana Leite
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  • 1. Preface
  • 2. Chapter 1 - Introduction
  • 3. Chapter 2 - The Dweller in the Temple
  • 4. Chapter 3 - Waking and Sleeping; and How The Dweller in the Temple Sometimes Looks Abroad
  • 5. Chapter 4 - Allegorical Dreams, Presentiment, Etc.
  • 6. Chapter 5 - Warnings (Part 1)
  • 7. Chapter 5 - Warnings (Part 2)
  • 8. Chapter 6 - Double-Dreaming and Trance (Part 1)
  • 9. Chapter 6 - Double-Dreaming and Trance (Part 2)
  • 10. Chapter 7 - Wraiths
  • 11. Chapter 8 - Doppelgangers, or Doubles
  • 12. Chapter 9 - Apparitions (Part 1)
  • 13. Chapter 9 - Apparitions (Part 2)
  • 14. Chapter 10 - The Future that Awaits Us (Part 1)
  • 15. Chapter 10 - The Future that Awaits Us (Part 2)
  • 16. Chapter 11 - The Power of Will
  • 17. Chapter 12 - Troubled Spirits
  • 18. Chapter 13 - Haunted Houses (Part 1)
  • 19. Chapter 13 - Haunted Houses (Part 2)
  • 20. Chapter 13 - Haunted Houses (Part 3)
  • 21. Chapter 14 - Spectral Lights, and Apparitions Attached to Certain Families (Part 1)
  • 22. Chapter 14 - Spectral Lights, and Apparitions Attached to Certain Families (Part 2)
  • 23. Chapter 15 - Apparitions Seeking the Prayers of the Living (Part 1)
  • 24. Chapter 15 - Apparitions Seeking the Prayers of the Living (Part 2)
  • 25. Chapter 16 - The Poltergeist of the Germans, and Possession (Part 1)
  • 26. Chapter 16 - The Poltergeist of the Germans, and Possession (Part 2)
  • 27. Chapter 17 - Miscellaneous Phenomena
  • 28. Chapter 18 - Conclusion

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The stories in Volume 1 centre on dreams, psychic presentiments, traces, wraiths, doppelgängers, apparitions, and imaginings of the after-life. Crowe's vivid tales, written with great energy and imagination, are classic examples of nineteenth-century spiritualist writing and strongly influenced other authors as well as providing inspiration for later adherents of ghost-seeing and psychic culture. - Summary by Cambridge University Press

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