The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-05-06
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s:ssI shave joined EN- ri am a Z
*. fslier Isrun the risk ofdy
,sing some day, eer night J bat
an gong 10 unbosom myself, an,
: make . pubic expose Of the E. i
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Once: npen q time, when nigh
bad spread her sable mantiita oe
The earth, and pinned -it with
moon IBentto bed. People. Of
ten go 10 bed at night, with tn
sexceptSonsof the K. Il. KS, whs
never gosto bed and who never 81
10 sleep They have ears, but Sc,
not tbey have eyes but hear not
The clock on the eppola oftht
Crescent Office has toRed forth TIT
hons 6f Is sthe stuffed owl in the
CRESCENT City Museum hadzg gone
tc rooss; the statue Of Henry Clay
fepesed silence 10 d perpendieu.
I lsr aosish thess snakes had ceased
shsir croakfng, the frogs their
! biting The nosqq qqeeoes had begun
humfalng, and asll went merry %
marriage belle her hasha
Was sleeping In my eoneh Of
Sonchss like q. June bug IN JanuS
but did NOT snores 4, never
saoTe. EVergb bod gsWeaa do sist. ]
presume; # it was fashionable.
But so resume. = +, = -. -. -.
! i 10 said, il was past midnight,
!: and Twas dreaming Of my conn
Try seat, "a stool with. 8. -egs,1
smEsn ] was startled suddenly by
! ssola clammE s6rimpy band up.
3, on my forward IKE and rose
up ii bed to discover q figure
closhed Ia white, sitting upon my.
beds (I suppose he was a. hey
held ia bis right hand roman
..sandls burning blue and IN his left
ask. rocket bis yes we're glazing
balls OF Ere, and be had 2 hornssin
bis ssrehead, besides several which.
he had taken in his month. As I
aweke he waved the torch three:
times around his head and beck.
oaed, like Ham let's ghost, for me
sotpIoB him. f. arose from nay
mybed and olleWed ed-entfrely in
white G Hsled me through wind
ing streets up dark alleys. and 5 Il.
naliy brought me 10 the grave
gard. Alll CHS time he had never
taEea his eyes offffe = off me. Ar
rived III the centre OF the grave
yard beside an buried Skeleton
between two thorn bushes, he shot
OF his rocket and glarihg upon
measaid = ~ .
feftuary mortal 4 come, from
the blood den @of the ;bob-tailed
scorpions. am the scbiefest
sameag 40 90 aud the i altogeth-
er Iogely You see here before
yen the spectre Of the Great Tribe
Of the Demehiae DEATH Dragons,
I ans sent TO warn, to defy, to-.
drag you TO danger: 3ice the
scorpion tongue has hissed;; sfce
the airge Of death IS dones 3siee the,
blood grave has gaped .Beholdll' r 8
! looked and saw in letters Of
blood npon the skel Teton before me-. d.
and surrounded by1etters. of fire
Ses IAN DEAD. -9a 4
illustrated by eafins and dag
gers9 -.
Igazed in horror, and exclaimed,
in pertrifed accent, Il believe ye,
my boy' and tainted.
When I recovered myself (and
my wallet, I found that I was
transported to asubterranean dun
geon beneath terra frnaa. It had
all the appearance of . place that
was worse than The Place itself!
There we're blue lights, blue fel=1
lers and blue flames. !
Even athe lights burned blue"
The 4going paragraph states that.
Angparagraph going might state
the samesshing. = 81. =