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A true ghost story; or, Three nights in a haunted house, and a brief sketch of superstition (1895)

Scaife, Hazel Lewis, 1872-1939 · Louisville, Ky. [Press of R. H. Carothers] · leaf 38

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knocking with a knuckle in theroom overhead. I next said: • If you want to communicate,rap five times. Five raps answered, each rapcoming from a different part of the house andalmost at the same time. I continued to askquestions, which were answered by raps asabove. With each question I demanded a… … ui saw the last flickering of the lightdisappear.—Page 18. A TRUE GHOST STORY. 25 Q. It is said that you have money buriedhere, is this true? A. Yes. Q. Is it within one hundred yards fromwhere I am standing? A. Yes. Q. Is it in the house? A. Yes.Q. Is it down-stairs? A. No.Q. Isitup-stairs? A.…

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