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www.192.twndingonthe
table,onebeerbeingspilt,itlookedasiftherooad
latelybeeninhabited;butatpresentitirelyvat.
johenappreheghtleadtosootherapartnt;but
uponseargallroundit,heuldperceivenootherdoorthanthat
atered,ainelhadbeenposted.hethen
proesbyhisnbutnoone
ans
thetinelinhisterrors,hatthe
volunteerein
searurderer:henoheagoniesofhorror;andi
yheart,soofthoseactorserto
representanfrightedoutofhis,thattheyght
betaughttopynature,insteadofperfseveralantictricks
aures,fortheeainntandapplauseofthegalleries.
perceivingthebird,
andrightlyapprehendingthatthereportofthefirelock
thehisdle,alystole
baber,andtohisbed;herhehave
beeohavegottenundisvered,hadanyotherpersonbeenon
thesastairanohis
bedbythegout;forbeforeheuldreaber,
thehallhetinelhadbeenpostedwashalffullofpeople,
sointheirshirts,andothersnothalfdrest,allveryeaestly
enquiringofeachotheratter.
thesoldierepladposturein
.severaliediatelyappliedtheelves
toraisehiandsoncludedhiead;buttheypresentlysaw
theirstake,forhenotonlystruggledhthoseheir
handsonhibutfellarlikeabull.iy,he
iginedsonyspiritsordevils;forhis
iginationbeingpossessedhthehorrorofanapparition,
edeveryobjecthesaintonothingbutghostsand
spectres.
atlengthhebers,andgotuponhislegs;when
dlesbeingbrought,arades
present,heself;butwas
thetterheansadeadn,thatsall,iadead
n,itreverit,ihaveseenhi””hastthouseen,
jack”saysohesoldiers.”heyoungvolunteer
thatprecatedthestheavycurses
onhielf,ifhehadhevolunteer,alloverblood,voting
fireoutofhisuthandnostrils,passbyhintothechaerwhere
ensignnorthertonhenseizingtheensignbythethroat,
flyainaclapofthunder.
thisrelationttheaudience.all
theebelieveditfiry,andprayedheaventodefendthebr >
frourder.angstthentoo,nyhadfaithiory;but
otherstueditintoderisionandridicule;andaserjeantwhowas
presentansan,youoreof
this,foingtosleepanddreangonyourpost.”
thesoldierreplied,”youypunishifyouplease;butiwas
asbroadanoeah
theensign,ifididhedeadn,asitellyou,heyesas
bigandasfieryastbeaux.”
theheforces,andthehehouse,were
noerbeingae,and
heariinelfirehispiece,thoughtithisdutytorise
iediately,thoughhehadapprehensionsofanyschief;
uchgreater,lesther
spoonsandtankardsshouldbeupontherch,houthaving
reher.
ourpoortiothesightofthisofficeruch
reethantheapparition,ashethoughtit,hhehad
seenbefaiedthedreadfulstory,andanyadditions
ofbloodandfire;buthehadthesfainh
eitherofthelastntionedpersons:fortheofficer,thoughavery
religiousn,allterrorsofthiskind;besides,having
solatelyleftjohenditionwehaveseen,hehadno
suspiofhisbeingdead.asforthelandlady,thoughnotover
religious,shehadnokindofaversiontothedoeofspirits;but
therestahetaleobe
false,asthereaderpresently.
butheorthertonhunderorfire,orin
anhathisbody
eda
ioned
tohavedebefore,aelyorderedthetiobe
takenprisoner.sothat,byastrangereverseoffortuhoughnot
veryunninalitarylife,theguardbecatheguarded.
chapter15
thenclusionofthefoingadventure
besidesthesuspiofsleep,thelieutenantharbouredanotherand
againstthepoortinel,andthishatof
treachery;forashebelievednotonesyllableoftheapparition,so
heigiheedonlytoioseupon
hiandthatthefelloybeenbribedbynorthertonto
lethiscape.andthisheigiherather,asthefright
appearedtohihereunnaturalinonehecharacterof
asbraveandboldanasanyintheregint,havingbeeninseveral
as,havingreceivedseveralwounds,and,inaword,having
behavedhielfalsoldier.
thatthereader,therefore,ynotheleastillopinion
ofsuentinresghis
putationofthisguilt.
.northertonthen,asisfied
thisa.hehad
perhapsseen,orheard,uessed,thatenvyisapttoattendfa.
notthatiethathehenishlyinedto
believeinortoesis:for,infact,iabr >
nvine.heive
disposition,andhadagreatantipathytothoseclosequartersin
thecastleofgloucester,fht
possiblygivehibillet.nororeoverfreefroo
uneasyditationso
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