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Notes, types and motifs

Notes for the story 'A Young Man Coming Home after Courting Sees the Ghost of his Best Friend'

Mary Thomas heard this story from her father, William Lloyd. At the time of this experience he was living and working in Cae Madog, a smallholding whose fields shared boundaries with the lands of Strata Florida Abbey. Lewis, his best friend, was one of the sons of a neighbouring farm, Bron Berllan.

Types

ML 4031 (W)Ghosts in human form.
ML 4002 (W)Supernatural manifestations.

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