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    Haunting At Marlby Manor

    By Arlene Hill

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    Everyone knew that Marlby Manor was haunted; even those who didn't believe in ghosts were well aware that there were ghosts at the Manor. (At least everyone who lived in Marblyton knew about the ghosts.) In fact there is an old book, considered quite a treasured archive, at Marblyton Town Hall, called Hauntings at Marlby Manor, where sightings and hearings are diligently recorded.
    There has been some speculation over the years, that not all the recorded sightings or hearings were authentic, but for the most part, the good citizens of Marblyton have been honest in documenting true events and happenings.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateMar 16, 2018
    ISBN9781365811715
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