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Book by Price, Harry
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The only book I've listed which claims to be a true story. My father owned several volumes written by Harry Price and by far the most interesting to me as a boy was the story of Borley Rectory. Though I now view Priceās narrative through more skeptical eyes, it still sends a chill down my spine when I read his claims of ghostly writing and sightings of the mysterious nun walking on the moonlit grounds. Alas that the building has long disappearedā¦I'm certain that I would have been drawn to it. Thinking about it, perhaps it is better that itā¦
From Ian's list on for the twilight period between bed and sleep.
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