The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-01-11

and the gloom grew Black as death in the
wild night without The wind swept in
tremendous gusts through the adjoining 2
forests, rafting the icy branches Of the
trees, and cane waiiing and shricking
through every crack and Granny of the
f building.
Within there Was yet wilder commotion.
All that had been said or sung, written or
dreamed Of ghosty visitaticns, was then
aud there enacted There was the raging
Of bells, moving Of furniture. crash Of
dishes, whispers. bowls, crying, laughing
heavy and ght footsteps, and wild music
as in very mockcry of the Internal regions.
All those sounds grew wilder with the
rising gale aud toward midnight they were
almost insuicrabie.
As 70. US threc-the patient, Mrs. Green
and myself, We were as silent as death itself.
Not word passed our lips after nine
clock. As for the state Of our minds
I God only knows Mine, in the wide world
Of thoughts and events which followed
forgot all the past. save what have recall
ed and pcnncd, bit by BIT, above. | re
member Only looking for the final catastro-
phc. which grew rapidly nearer with a con-
slant endeayor to concentrate all rv facul-
/ ties of mind and sense upon the phcnome
non, which l. at least, had begun to
believe would herald the loss Of my pa
tent
As It crew closer upon twelve o'clock
(.o7 upon the striking Of that hour had
my thoughts fixed themselves for expected
demonstration nv agitation became so
GREAT that it was with extreme diaicnltv
could control myself
! Nearer an! nearer crew the fatal mo.
p,o,,t far c,taI knaw il would 10 70 the
patient at Iea.t-and as the las: .econds
clock le~an n strike one-tvo-tbrcr,
c,nptcJ II. sfrokes Of tbc b,r,ncr
which rcc,,,.I as thon,h thew never would
have Observation-Disclosures, Grew
INV h,o.tb ao,in The las. l;nrer;no echo
~ rho t;n,, sirokc had died AWAY and as
,.ot tbnr, .,.,s mn toxic, of anv nrosenco
s,re orr nw,
/ An WAS silent The wind had lulled
cor ,nomant ,n1 not souna stirred the
,:r w;th;n thc bo,-o ne hosts Lad
lnnb
/ aroso an1 o,,.roacbcl tie bcis;l,
! Tho n,.;.nt wos ,iiro--dr,,yn., b;s brn,fb
very sl,wIv-dv;rg The intcrval. he
txra, l;s gos,,s grew l.n,or--tbcn he
oo.yoJ - Lro..bo ,,,o,o.;,or--he w,s
dn,d,
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nlh,yxs ,..,;ng ON her knees and Lcr
! t,oo h,,r,;,.l i, ,,o,. hands
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dor, the a,el;ls of tho doad 'i'hon
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x
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