Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 413
ve been dreaming, Mamma hadsaid, laughing. No, I am sure I was nt. It was too real forthat, replied Marjory, shuddering. But when the same e.xperience happened threetimes in succession, Mamma felt anxious. What in the world does it look like ? inquiredJane. It was dressed in white, but had… … shadows. by SEWALL EMERSON, AGE 14, appear; but the third night Marjory said that thestranger had come again. It had done the samethings as before. Say, said Jane, seriously, I have an idea. Yousay it always sits in the rocking-chair. If you attacha string to an alarm-clock and then stretch it…
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