But occasionally things are carried to a great pitch, as when a ghost drives off in a ghostly dogcart, with a ghostly horse, whip and harness.

Of this complicated kind we give two examples; the first reckons as a "subjective," the second as a veracious hallucination.
THE OLD FAMILY COACH A distinguished and accomplished country gentleman and politician, of scientific tastes, was riding in the New Forest, some twelve miles from the place where he was residing.

In a grassy glade he discovered that he did not very clearly know his way to a country town which he intended to visit.

At this moment, on the other side of some bushes a carriage drove along, and then came into clear view where there was a gap in the bushes.

Mr.Hyndford saw it perfectly distinctly; it was a slightly antiquated family carriage, the sides were in that imitation of wicker work on green panel which was once so common.