Apparitions > Laird of Cool's ghost

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the devil had spoken with me; and who
should I repeat these things for truth, which
he, that was a liar from the beginning, had
told me: C—p—1 and B—m H—rie would
he upon me, and pursue me before the Com¬
missary ; and every body would look upon me
as brain-sick or mad : therefore I entreat you
do not insist upon sending me so ridiculous an
errand. The reasonableness of my demands
1 leave to your own consideration, as you
did your former to mine. But dropping the
matter till our next interview, give me leave
to enter upon some more diverting subject;
and I do not know, Cool, but the information
you have given, may do as much service to
rnankind, as the redress of all these grievances
would amount to.
[Mr Ogilvie died very soon after.]
aid wca od tn'ib
oil >v, t-uj !: .
Ilul mid bodool
r; ni oet d or;
-i
•tomtol aid In
Jud ovil bluorb
FINIS.
—,
hooriivrioo am
: od f/nsdi od
; j<i : io ;nr.m
gfonadil n«o
laaeq ,8bv/ nodi
•vjisI oi!j ui
—
oil ;, !l (rtooa
r.di ban .etono
In the Arminian Magazine for 17S5, (in addition to
what was mentioned at the bottom of page 5,) Doctor
Hamilton says, “ t he ensuing relation to what follow¬
ed,” (viz. an account of the conferences,) “wrote in
Mr Ogilvie’s own hand, was found in his desk after
his death by Mrs Ogilvie; she gave it to Mr h. now
minister at Oldhamstock, who gave it to me.