The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-08
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vet been given ~ tl,is Interesting nh
normal condition of Tho body. u,pde,
the Influence uf which 81 many st,aogn
thinps have been done. L.dy Mae
beth was the first that eve, met
my eye. mud !, left such ma'k ;
such mn impression an me as time ean
never eHaee Their" 10 something pr
si'ivelv .vef.l, in be;"g tsssnnt and
alone with one. neitlet Sseer ~
awake; neither alive or dead : Yet I
have Lnen-l. WIN am n- dreamer,
haze actually walked, arm .ol arm
with such. and met Wad ernverse1
with ghosts aud spirits " the lerar ed
many tive and OF Laugh il yon
win end call 1t superstition, fully, or
madness hut when you hive RIM
agaiGst ghosts in The glimpsrs II the
uoop. at midnight as often as I have
ny, md converseJ will, them, too. then
ycn will helieva What matter is IL
"a me. Whether the world believes Me
truth # what I say, if feel satisfied
md lav, conclusive knock down evi
lpucn
OF sonnanbn|ism I have met. hnt
"ne remarkable casn. The ease If
Walter -whc was guilty of many
strange f.naks. whilst IN this state. he
would walk with hiq eyes open. but
never wo,l would say.
During my soicu,p at his fathers in
t|pe winter ri 1919, he was actually
found NJ y o'clock NJ. walking into the
maid servants room. " was rrnnoun.
ond st the time remarkable case. md
has been 81 considered ever since
This prepares the way fot The following
incident found in an old paper Of
obsolete date
There is a bit If romapce connected
with the matriage of Mr. I"
Miss----, announced under the
proper head in this paper few days
ago. The parties have long resided in
this city and are Of the iiast respecta
ci|ity. sone months ago The lady be-
bame considerably attached TO IT,.
gentleman. and. by perfectly phil,
scph'cal, though, perhaps. some what
rare coincidence, the gentleman enter
tanned tender regard for her. Mel
ther bteathed to the other the secret
of which each was tenderly conscious
that happiness was only to be found in
the society Of each other. Little Thrill
ing |laliances. tender looks, lovers.
smooth ones--everythiug, except the
words. II love you," TINT could he said.
fell from the lips Of each and yet the
words remained unspoken.
The gentleman dreamed very
pleasant dream hat fair lady called
him husband Of rosy children making
him sweetly, purely happy by their
innocent pra'tle-tbey we're his chill
Ireu-.bey twined their little arms
about the neck Of the lady Of his heprt
mud called her mother lie folded her ,
10 his heart she was very gentle, they :
we're both very happy. "Dearest--,," ,
The effort 10 address the object Of his ?.
Affection awakened him from delicious
'lumberi"gs and 'iresm;ngs. lie was
wide awake--as wide awake AZ If
10 had slept until he could sleep m
more. lie turned "neesil Y in bis bed ]
% court those pleasant pictures back /.
IN that was human form he touched :
human breath upon his face; tho
nooright that (ell upon that fair faoe
'eveale'l the beloved features Of the
icing who to him was dearer than all {.
lac. s
His bosom beaved, his eyes tlilateJ, =
md he gazed upon tho 1uiet sleeper =
n utterab)e, unconscious establishments u
[be lips moved-a fair hand brushed q
'ack the glossy curls from the high, ',
onnd, fair brow, her eyes opened
'akefolly, and tho beautiful girl gazel
wildly upon the face TINT bent upon :
er with such ernest, mute astopish4 :
pent. II was, It was the idol Of y
rs heart occupying the same couch b
nth himself, fl
= . e
Let us pass epeietly over tho ex, o.
'anatlon of how, aIlured by heart .,
ympath'es, she had wandered through v
ing corridors, dark passages, to the :.
hamber Of the man she loved, in /