Secret memoirs of the late Mr. Duncan Campbel [sic], the famous deaf and dumb gentleman (1732)
Defoe, Daniel, 1661?-1731, supposed author, Haywood, Eliza Fowler, 1693?-1756, supposed author · London, : Printed for J. Millan and J. Chrichley · leaf 88
owup the Earth, and make a Hole clofe byhim, in the Form of a Grave. A ftrange Dogwas heard to howl very terribly, without anyvifible Caufe, for feveral Nights together, pre-ceeding that in which a Neighbour of minedeparted this Life: Nor is the Croaking of aRaven, or the Chirping of a Cricket, to… … HERE are two Things to which^we may depend on, we are pre-or- dained before we ever fee Light,which is the Time and Manner ofour Death, and Marriage, if fated ever to enterinto that State : The Firft it is certain that wemuft all come to, but the Latter many Peopleavoid. As to other Incidents, they…
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