Cromwell And The Specter

The stories of the "White Lady" that periodically visits the Germán royal fainily and of the "Little Red Man" that frequently paid his respecte to the great Napoleon, are. tolerably well known. especially that of the forixier. But few perhaps are familiar with the story of Croruwell's "Giant Specter." It appeared to him one night when he was wide awake and quietly resting on his couch. In appearance the apparition was a woman of gigantic proportions. Approachinghim, sheannounced in tones like thunder, "Within the year vou, my son, will be recognized as the