Chapter I: Front Matter

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| Inconsistent and missing punctuation have been corrected |
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| The 'oe' and 'ae' ligatures have been changed to 'oe' and |
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| Obvious spelling mistakes have been corrected. A list of |
| corrections from the original is included at the end of |
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| Text enclosed between equal signs was in bold face in the |
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WHEN GHOST MEETS GHOST

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WHEN GHOST MEETS GHOST

by

WILLIAM DE MORGAN

Author of "Joseph Vance," "Alice-for-Short," Etc.

New York

Copyright, 1914, by Henry Holt and Company

Published February, 1914

Dedicated to The Spirit of Fiction

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