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Garrick's Villa.

"spirits running up and down in the night," and "solitaire birds to be seene at noone daies sitting in the great market-place."

Further, we find in the old book that Caesar, doing sacrifice unto the gods, found that one of the beasts which was sacrificed had no heart and "that it was a strange thing in nature how a beast could live without a heart."

Shakespeare wrote:

And then the death of Cæsar, with every detail, and the ghost that came to Brutus, all are here.

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"The Lady's Last Stake," by Hogarth.

Said to be a portrait of Miss Hester Lynch (Mrs. Thrale).