"THAT'S UP TO THE TIDE"
The Victorian era was very fond of the supernatural, so famous cases abound. One of those that generated more shudders was the case of the flying lamp. Naturally, given the time, this lamp was an oil lamp. In our days this case would not have been possible because most table lamps should remain connected to a socket. In the Victorian era, table lamps had more freedom of movement. Anyway, the well-educated lamps waited for someone to transport them before moving from one place to another. Unfortunately, our lamp had not received such a sophisticated education. Imagine that you are reading by the light of a table lamp when suddenly the lamp gets up from the table and goes to the window. That is what allegedly happened to Mrs. Daisy Norwich on an ill-fated summer night. Naturally, at first Mrs. Daisy gasped watching the strange phenomenon. She told her husband, who was cracking nuts with his head. He did not give importance to the case, attributing it enigmatically to the tide. But, ...