I. LADY FARQUHAR'S OLD LADY 1 II. WITNESSED BY TWO 43 III. UNEXPLAINED 87 IV. THE STORY OF THE RIPPLING TRAIN 227 I myself have never seen a ghost (I am by no means sure that I wish ever to do so), but I have a friend whose experience in this respect has been less limited than mine. Till lately, however, I had never heard the details of Lady Farquhar's adventure, though the fact of there being a ghost story which she could, if she chose, relate with the authority of an eye-witness, had been more than once alluded to before me. Living at extreme ends of the country, it is but seldom my friend and I are able to meet; but a few months ago I had the good fortune to spend some days in her house,…
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