The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1847-11-03
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sdown one avsnipg ysllile ssYetsi ilie ia fIeesS
stiono Its lii tho Westarn
4 as aiils sat SOL itarysnnd aibns
sin little shop, tlie ciid Of
ter reflection, a ffema tes form dark anGd ties
door and Entered: She didas Is, sii6
Ssaid3 & il g feeble voice anldl cproaohful
tone Z. ~ :.
80 .;:. a. All! Frank a.cus11 it's liitle
thought you'd safye ,sine SO. y OH, mover !
called for the inst four days to seeif i vas;
dead or alive, q; sI.xs -
90 the cross Q, Christ bout Us &, said
8Frank the Lord bstunies niss lis and harm! I
Whit nre yon. or aresyoi Nlar:y's ghost y
If you are command You, in the name an a.
of the Father, Sol, ], and 3 Holy Chest. 10 s &
do meneithor hurt nor harm, sfor ST j nei. s
tr theTsp I'D DO you, if you wor alivcsto-mos.
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80. And Frank !, said ary, for itsS
was Mary and sssobody else tts,lre am am
alive, though in troth it seems it's deadI 1
might be, for all you ca 70 about me.,,' IS
You're not alive Mary, . said Frank
sss Low could you be, 8hen4 buried you
on on; Friday last. You knowthe love j Ial-$i
ways had for you wEenSyon wor alive -
but put ! don't think it's trayin' me dnycintto
be appearilis to me now that you're dead. 6
II anything throuble your sowl, say So,
ana md ~ get as many masses sed ns' re- =
move it, X 5.15ts .s s IS W ,a
20 Frank, agra saidsNfary, g you're .
losin' your sinses. I'd rather you'd ret
me acup of tay now, to rouse me poor {
Wake henrt, than anything else. You See,
I there's t,l not ON ounce of;fesh on me poor
bones. -. NJ ~ 52 2
Why, says Frank, have. you any !. 7
bones at all2 Be gar, Thought wor az
spirit that came TO haunt me. Z. Let mos
see,' heN feels her hand -se-ssbe goxty.
you're moi sperit, but Mary sure enough.
! believe. Butstny till light the can.
de-" flights ii, and is satisfied Of her
identity. ] aWell, how in the world did
you get out Of the grave Mary s Will
yontell ire that! for:I fastened you down
well forffeer of them thievin' suck 'em,,
ups" a. + 55ss.5S.s:,
Why you're draymin', Frank, !, . said
Mary; Iwasn't in the grave at all M
have justsleft the Charitable Hospital.
and - ~ i II -! SS; &, !,
Thesentrancc Of two men, prevented ]
her proceeding, one of whom passionate- ;
ly inquire d. isl$' = ~ 49, |; sfi q
SIS your nnme Farrell2', .ss. I, 81 81
esS said Frank, stitis, summer and
winther. May be so bowld AS to. asks
Wfat's your business with me?" /, 81 sfSs fS
4 want to know, said tie man, swhat.
you did with my wlfs. Ifsyou'ye sold
her to.the doctors, or did any thing ofthat
kind, III mike ita sore business to you .',i '',i
Your wife!'said Frank, in suspense,
swhat wife q .,I $.fs. :.
Why, my wife, said tllo8stranger,
whose body you took from the Chai ity.:
Hospital On; Friday morning as I'm told
And was that your wife 2,ssaids Frank.
She wasn't any body else's, said the J;
stranger. ~ g9:
'Begor, thin, buried her daycint fforss for
you, said Frank. sAnd it wasn't YOU, !
Mary, shure enough, lie added.
Indeed, then, it wasn't, said Mary. q
And You're y ghost q said Frank, 7
Well, Isee it nll now.g 1 ,niistook anoth.
er daycint woman; this gintleman' S wife,.
ior'you, because they told me yonfwor
dead-ys that sheSWas Mrs. Farrell s1
50 she was, said the stranger,s and !
my wife, not tyonrsss2 = ssis:s SIS
Our readers by this time know the orii-sr
gin of this budget of3hlunders. There
was, two Mrs. Farrells admitted us yellow.
fever patients into the hospital. Frank
buried one Of them, believing twas his.
own Mary. 1t proved to be the mistake
OF morning.
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