A Strange Story ; and The Haunted and the HauntersMershon, 1864 - 780 |
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... moved me to the quick . My eyes wistfully followed the children so soon to be orphans , as one after one went out into the dark chill shadow , and amidst the bloodless forms of the dumb brute nature , ranged in grisly vista be- yond the ...
... moved me to the quick . My eyes wistfully followed the children so soon to be orphans , as one after one went out into the dark chill shadow , and amidst the bloodless forms of the dumb brute nature , ranged in grisly vista be- yond the ...
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... moved evidently had her home . Most probably the relation between the two ladies was that of mother and daughter . Mr. Vigors , the friend of one , might himself be related to both - might prejudice them against me - might - here ...
... moved evidently had her home . Most probably the relation between the two ladies was that of mother and daughter . Mr. Vigors , the friend of one , might himself be related to both - might prejudice them against me - might - here ...
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... moved than any one I ever knew by objects in ex- ternal nature , rural scenery , rural of late years she never ventures to tell me what , in such dreamy moments , she suffers herself to imagine ; but the habit of musing continues still ...
... moved than any one I ever knew by objects in ex- ternal nature , rural scenery , rural of late years she never ventures to tell me what , in such dreamy moments , she suffers herself to imagine ; but the habit of musing continues still ...
Strona 31
... moved than any one I ever knew by objects in ex- ternal nature , rural scenery , rural " Yes , she is fond of reading , but more fond of musing . She will sit by herself for hours without book or work , and seem as abstracted as if in a ...
... moved than any one I ever knew by objects in ex- ternal nature , rural scenery , rural " Yes , she is fond of reading , but more fond of musing . She will sit by herself for hours without book or work , and seem as abstracted as if in a ...
Strona 49
... moved by these words , which my heart had forced from my lips , and , after reply- ing to me with simple unaffected warmth of kindness , she rose , took my arm , and continued thus as we walked slowly to and fro the lawn : " You know ...
... moved by these words , which my heart had forced from my lips , and , after reply- ing to me with simple unaffected warmth of kindness , she rose , took my arm , and continued thus as we walked slowly to and fro the lawn : " You know ...
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Strona 323 - ... vibrated; again were heard the three measured knocks; and again all things were swallowed up in the darkness of the dark Shadow, as if out of that darkness all had come, into that darkness all returned. As the gloom receded, the Shadow was wholly gone. Slowly as it had been withdrawn, the flame grew again into the candles on the table, again into the fuel in the grate. The whole room came once more calmly, healthfully into sight.
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Strona 311 - A FRIEND of mine, who is a man of letters and a philosopher, said to me one day, as if between jest and earnest : " Fancy ! since we last met, I have discovered a haunted house in the midst of London.
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Strona 312 - I'm old, and must die soon anyhow; and then I shall be with them, and in this house still.' The woman spoke with so dreary a calmness that really it was a sort of awe that prevented my conversing with her further. I paid for my week, and too happy were my wife and I to get off so cheaply.
Strona 319 - I had witnessed many very extraordinary phenomena in various parts of the world, — phenomena that would be either totally disbelieved if I stated them, or ascribed to supernatural agencies. Now, my theory is that the Supernatural is the Impossible, and that what is called supernatural is only a something in the laws of nature of which we have been hitherto ignorant. Therefore, if a ghost rise before me, I have not the right to say, " So, then, the supernatural is possible...
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