... intention strikes you as having been larger than I deserve it should be thought." And " Of course, where there is a life, there's truth, and the truth was at the back of my head". Bryllon believes that the truth in James's mind was the governess truly sees the ghosts (Bryllion under Twentieth critical literary criticism, 328). "James wrote The Turn of the Screw at a time which belief in ghosts and spirituality was very prevalent in England and ... America" (ClassicNote). The same year, Catherine Crowe wrote a book about the "science" of ghosts, The Night Side of Nature; or, Ghosts and G...

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