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_March 15th, Monday._--Miss Moore and I, both awake at the time,
heard a loud, vibrating noise about a quarter to six. Miss
Langton in No. 4 heard it also. The Colonel, who sleeps
downstairs, heard it as from the hall, and said he also felt the
vibration. Except for about three nights he has always slept in
the wing, where, during our tenancy, there have been no
phenomena.

_March 16th, Tuesday._--Miss Moore, Miss Langton, the Colonel,
and I, left B----. Miss Moore, Miss Langton, and I returning on
March 20th.

After leaving B---- Colonel Taylor wrote as follows to Lord
Bute:--

_March 19th, 1897._--"I arrived in London yesterday, after
having spent five weeks at B---- very pleasantly. I feel sure
that there _is_ a ghostly influence pervading the house, but I
am a little disappointed at the way in which it manifests
itself, for, up to the time I left, the nature of the
manifestations was such that, though it is satisfactory to me,
it would not be so, I think, to those who do not look at such