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Glamis
The most interesting thing about the Glamis Mystery is that it becomes MORE SOLID the closer one approaches to the Bowes-Lyon/Strathmore family.
The wife of the Eighth Lord Strathmore discussed what she knew of the Mystery with her female friends and several of them included these details in their published autobiographies and memoirs.
Thus the following stories seem one hundred percent authentic and accurate:
Before the Eighth Lord Stratmore was initiated into the Secret he and his wife had many times laughed and joked about it and he promised to give her all the juicy details.
So when he returned from being initiated she asked him to tell her what had been revealed to him.
"If you truly love me," he answered "you will never, ever mention this subject to me again. All I can tell you about the Secret is that if you knew what the Secret is, you would immediately fall to your knees and thank God that it was my Secret and not yours."
Some time later Lady Strathmore asked Mr. Ralson, the Glamis factor (a distsant family cousin and the other possessor of the Secret), to reveal to her what her husband would not.
"If your Ladyship knew the Secret," Mr. Ralston answered, "I assure you that you would be a MOST unhappy woman."
The most interesting thing about the Glamis Mystery is that it becomes MORE SOLID the closer one approaches to the Bowes-Lyon/Strathmore family.
The wife of the Eighth Lord Strathmore discussed what she knew of the Mystery with her female friends and several of them included these details in their published autobiographies and memoirs.
Thus the following stories seem one hundred percent authentic and accurate:
Before the Eighth Lord Stratmore was initiated into the Secret he and his wife had many times laughed and joked about it and he promised to give her all the juicy details.
So when he returned from being initiated she asked him to tell her what had been revealed to him.
"If you truly love me," he answered "you will never, ever mention this subject to me again. All I can tell you about the Secret is that if you knew what the Secret is, you would immediately fall to your knees and thank God that it was my Secret and not yours."
Some time later Lady Strathmore asked Mr. Ralson, the Glamis factor (a distsant family cousin and the other possessor of the Secret), to reveal to her what her husband would not.
"If your Ladyship knew the Secret," Mr. Ralston answered, "I assure you that you would be a MOST unhappy woman."