The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-03-17
The Pride Of the Corbyns.
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shrieks and howls-evidently issued from
the 6rieked-up sepalehre.
1t seemed, indeed, as though a desperate
combat ragged within the closed-up tomb;
and the blood Of the spectators curdled as
they listened.
They were not the only auditors. A
~neighboring planter and a sturdy sea-
captain n their way inland had been ar
rested on their Journey likewise, and
seemed rooted to the spot with a mysteri-
GUS dread.
Could any one imagine a scene more
terriblei The mausoleum, worn with age
and weather, over-grown with moss and
liohens, sentineIled by sand-box trees and
blghted cocoa-palms. whose shroud-like
drapery Of creepers gave them the aspect
of ghosts Of dead trees keeping watch for
ghosts of lead men; and scared by the
uncarthly din, owls and monkeys screeched
and chartered, to make If possible a greater
pandemoniun,
81 nave seen the ocean in its fury. heard
the winds break loose and the artillery Of
heaven rattle, but never did / hear any
thing SO terrific as this. 1t makes my very
flesh creep" said the captain, addressing
Dr' iia"iey. 'ouh you' sn' onef "y
solution to this mystery"
"has ". ihAniey misns nn,e s"'u "As
yells. followed by a peal of still more dis
cordant laughter, which died away in feeble
cachinnations, till silence scarcely less
awful fell on all around.
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oe'eh persons 'inene H@ool "er'
'ner seVefai why's suruse" ""h '"e
SOY OF d horrio.e mystery
what "onuer '"A' IL os NM
hisn' drought u efo"u .ne spos, ~ s'
verify Oh ridicune' as nisnt"ei
s.ahuIhS 'he previous s'oon his ne''
Dr' ha~Iey maze one Win nun was
o'epneh "aieoi' mueh coheeiheo " IN
oonfon o'e' ns sse' s,.'e, "'' oA
une eAlreihe 'erseoi IA t"e
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ouny ana auh'D ~ Ihe he'"
The doctor had lost no tune IN making
Mr.. Walcot acquainted with his nocturnal
experience. Matthias only CURED nus up.
shrugged his shoulders ana said' . were L
you, doctor, 1 would not repeat TINS non
sense Your patients VIII not care to con-
suit a medico who takes TOO much WINE
lie had spoken 10 the sons. Wiiiam
laughed outright. Steve suodned by his
sister s loss gave thelr Informant more re-
spectful hearing and, IN spite OF his bro-
Tiers banter, voiun'eered 10 watch the
tomb thai night with the DOCTOR httie sur
mlsing now many would share that watch.
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toro.ho- foor d;snorse5 II onlv tho mos,
dor;rrof tbooud;tors rouo;ned and omonos+
th.so vero cnFv and D;rab who stool
anart with hands upraised. MS If INVOKING
unseen protection. :
Hsar,no cutv,s adiuration and provisions
in mind. DR.. Hawlev.vell ~acouainted with
norro subtletv and anxions TO find n natural
-,o,nt;on for the benomeno-drev the con.
tarar;sn anart. and. with stenhen Inv his
s;de subjected him tn n fire of cross
nres,;or.
Know nu,fnk ,bo,t II. doctor. CON.
Mos,o corhvn ro+ root Hi,, angry. al
liz dood family ANGRY wosou tbey co,Ia
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