Reverend Sabine Baring-Gould (1834-1924) was an English hagiographer, antiquarian, novelist and eclectic scholar. During his life, he published more than 100 books, among them this collection of ghost stories. (Summary by Wikipedia)
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01 - Jean Bouchon Read by Tim Quinn 24:24
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02 - Pomps and Vanities, part 1 Read by KirksVoice 27:21
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03 - Pomps and Vanities, part 2 Read by KirksVoice 29:42
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04 - McAlister Read by Vince Dee 26:59
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05 - The Leaden Ring, part 1 Read by Crln Yldz Ksr 18:27
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06 - The Leaden Ring, part 2 Read by Crln Yldz Ksr 18:22
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07 - The Mother of Pansies, part 1 Read by The Gypsy 17:07
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08 - The Mother of Pansies, part 2 Read by The Gypsy 17:16
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09 - The Red-Haired Girl Read by Bev J Stevens 31:10
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10 - A Professional Secret, part 1 Read by KirksVoice 22:45
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11 - A Professional Secret, part 2 Read by KirksVoice 24:59
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12 - A Professional Secret, part 3 Read by KirksVoice 24:30
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13 - H. P., part 1 Read by Mike Pelton 18:18
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14 - H. P., part 2 Read by Mike Pelton 19:18
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15 - Glámr Read by KirksVoice 13:09
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16 - Colonel Halifax's Ghost Story Read by Philip Martin 25:33
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17 - The Merewigs, part 1 Read by KirksVoice 26:11
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18 - The Merewigs. part 2 Read by KirksVoice 25:05
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19 - The "Bold Venture" Read by KirksVoice 21:48
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20 - Mustapha, part 1 Read by Crln Yldz Ksr 19:48
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21 - Mustapha, part 2 Read by Crln Yldz Ksr 22:23
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22 - Little Joe Gander, part 1 Read by Robin Skelcey 29:49
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23 - Little Joe Gander, part 2 Read by Robin Skelcey 29:57
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24 - A Dead Finger, part 1 Read by KirksVoice 20:20
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25 - A Dead Finger, part 2 Read by KirksVoice 21:25
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26 - Black Ram, part 1 Read by Rick Rodney 17:34
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27 - Black Ram, part 2 Read by Rick Rodney 15:58
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28 - A Happy Release Read by KirksVoice 23:27
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29 - The 9.30 Up-Train Read by KirksVoice 26:26
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30 - On the Leads Read by KirksVoice 20:37
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31 - Aunt Joanna Read by Jenna Lanman 27:52
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32 - The White Flag, part 1 Read by SallyMc 15:49
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33 - The White Flag, part 2 Read by SallyMc 21:00
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