F. PHIL. Nonsense! nonsense!--Why, pr'ythee, Alice, do you think that your Lady's ghost would get up at night only to sing Lullaby for your amusement?--Besides, how should a spirit, which is nothing but air, play upon an instrument of material wood and cat gut?
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English novelist, poet and dramatist, Lewis was popular for his Gothic writings and for introducing German Romantic literature to English readers. Although he had a short political career, his main interests were literary to the end.
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