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Will-o’-the-Wisp: The Complete Legend of Ghost Lights That Led Travelers Astray | Folklore for Sleep
Will-o’-the-Wisp: The Complete Legend of Ghost Lights That Led Travelers Astray | Folklore for Sleep
A slow, quiet retelling of the ghost lights, made for falling asleep to.
Almost every country with a marsh in it has a story about this, and they all say roughly the same thing: a small light, out over the wet ground at night, that looks like a lantern and seems to be at a walkable distance, and that moves away at exactly the speed you follow it.
What follows is the whole spread of it. The English names, of which there are dozens, most of them some version of a man’s first name with a lantern…
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