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Widdershins

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Widdershins (1911)
by Oliver Onions
Widdershins is a highly regarded collection of ghost stories, including the widely anthologized novella "The Beckoning Fair One". Walking widdershins(anti-clockwise) is considered unlucky in some cultures.

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WIDDERSHINS


BY
OLIVER ONIONS

1911


"From Ghaisttes, Ghoulies and long-leggity
Beasties and Things that go
Bump in the night—

"Good Lord, deliver us!"



NOTE

I have pleasure in acknowledging the courtesy of the proprietors of "Shurey's Publications" by whose permission "The Cigarette Case" is included in the present volume. Also it has been suggested that a definition should be given of the word that forms the volume's title. That word means "contrary to the course of the Sun."

O.O.




CONTENTS

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