A History of Derbyshire
A History of Derbyshire
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He seems to have held the project in thorough hatred, and let no opportunity pass of doing damage. Whenever there was a landslip or a sinking of ground, or whenever any mishap to man, beast or line, happened, the credit was at once given to Dickie, and he was sought to be propitiated in a variety of ways.
' Hutchinson, who wrote " A Tour, through the High Peak, " in 1807, thus speaks of the skull, and of the supernatural powers attributed to it : " Having heard a singular account of a human sku...ll being preserved in a house at Tunstead, near the above place, and which was said to be haunted, curiosity induced me to deviate a little, for the purpose of making some inquiries respecting these natural or stt^>£/-natural appearances. That there are three parts of a human skull in the house is certain, and which I traced to have remained on the premises for near two centuries past, during all the revolutions of owners and tenants in that time. As to the truth of the supernatural appearance, it is not my design either to affirm or contradict, though I have been informed by a creditable person, a Mr.
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He seems to have held the project in thorough hatred, and let no opportunity pass of doing damage. Whenever there was a landslip or a sinking of ground, or whenever any mishap to man, beast or line, happened, the credit was at once given to Dickie, and he was sought to be propitiated in a variety of ways.
' Hutchinson, who wrote " A Tour, through the High Peak, " in 1807, thus speaks of the skull, and of the supernatural powers attributed to it : " Having heard a singular account of a human sku...ll being preserved in a house at Tunstead, near the above place, and which was said to be haunted, curiosity induced me to deviate a little, for the purpose of making some inquiries respecting these natural or stt^>£/-natural appearances. That there are three parts of a human skull in the house is certain, and which I traced to have remained on the premises for near two centuries past, during all the revolutions of owners and tenants in that time. As to the truth of the supernatural appearance, it is not my design either to affirm or contradict, though I have been informed by a creditable person, a Mr.
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