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and had a moſt comfortable Nap; for when I awoke again it was almoſt light. I then walked up and down all the Iſles of the Church to keep myſelf warm; and though I went into the Vault, and trod on Lady Ducklington's Coffin, I ſaw no Ghoſt, and I believe it was owing to the Reaſon Mr. Long has given you, namely, that there is no ſuch Thing to be ſeen. As to my Part, I would as ſoon lie all Night in the Church as in any other Place; and I am ſure that any little Boy or Girl, who is good, and loves God Almighty, and keeps his Commandments, may as ſafely lie in the Church, or the Church-yard, as any where elſe, if they take Care not to get Cold; for I am ſure there are no Ghoſts, either to hurt, or to frighten them; though any one poſſeſſed of Fear

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