New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-08

o. oasa ia In ss me- Of IT'S feat ures like these. Sho
Is very sensitive. and her senstlseness hsS ocot
Increased by wi til glance at MOTHER oy ieoon
iness sbe has tine st gnata Tor, rather. The stlgma
aud not only the stigma bnt the PAIN but. 80 Ia,
as we can see. it wants the nost esseheai hva
sufficient antecedert cause. In ire case n h
mentioned there WAS that the mother saw her poy
bruised as she thought, before her eyes; can
,onfan fiat merely 10 dream of being stunned
and burned is enough to produce MARKS so WY h Ho
those of stunning and burning; there must, nnn
| have been some stronger compelling CAUSE X Xnu
| what that is we must try to ma OUT. LES. 10"
don't happen TO know be asked AFTER pause use
addressing us generally whether .hef 10 sndand
| abroad che is very much Interested ID anu III"
who is very much interested IN her .,s;
"A lover d'you mean said Edward, including
mother and me in his LOOK 81 81 INQUIRY
'Tm sure there's not, said mother no girl eoud
| be freer from such thing However yen nau o"'-
ter ask her yourself, doctor, when sue WAKES. =.
Yes said he. go. go by all means 1 shall si'
| by her till she wakes . , lie
When we returned be had his note book on MS s
knee and he WAS writing rapidly. we disposed
ourselyes here and there till he had finished writing
and shut up his note book. . r,. 49,.
She has not stirred yet, said he ms 10 10 ne
the most interesting case have ever observed u
seems to me q departure 10 THESE s.raDee
studies oil the marvellous power OF the mhu osG G
the body Marvellous miraculous sonic people
youId call them, because they occur 50 seldom anu
are therefor little understood. In the cases
have known or heard OF before INTENSE sypatn ns
has through natural sight set flowing current OF
snch magnetic force as to make Two persons aS Al
they one ....uy ,,.or
Use .Iertainiy mesmerism isa fact. Now contin
ned he it VOC Id be OF great interest 10 discover
HAT intense sympathy could accomplish tine same
results through carvoyance instead OF through nat
ural sight, and over any distance. nave maze
very full notes of This case snail "hteh " W LILO
end .,. AL,
One honr, two hours passed. and orr sister sun
Law motionless. Mother grew very Idgety, ana SO
cid Edward and asked DR.. Arnot whether ne had
better do something to rouse her from her sleep
lie so far yielded to their urging as 10 Ieei neI
pulse again and use his stethoscope' pu' 10 onuou
with. wait little go
NOR as of fresh life through her limbs ana painiu,
flushing Uthe lac o. she opened hei eyes auu tur1eu
toward lis. We wesc eager 10 question her, uut
again the doctor sand. wait "a little. lie ordered
cup uf tea for her. When that was drunk ITO oegan
gently to question her.
Had she slept ou,t, soundv since her last wax
ing Quite 40 kind OF disturbing are ed h nsn
ante vacant Had she any Idea what haIi SCI nor
of on that strange ur"am he had been told OF Sne
could not guess Would she m hnd REP re9ea'ng ns "
Now said he think rccollect. Is there no
one abroad in the east. perhaps who has been 10
your thoughts good deal lately. IN whom you lake
. great interest, OF whom you have thought 'o-uay'
maybef -, .
She paled II little, glanced ut Edward. looked ut
her hands shook her head, and said. no.
ron mean, said tue doctor, no one Dut your
brother. who may soon be abroad iou are cute
there IL 10 one else Won are lucn hteresVou ip'
" no may now 10 ABROAD
Quite sure. doctor have said So che replied
htto petnlantly. ., -, 49,.
'but You know IL in not mere curiosity that MAKES
me question you clusey. but scientific inquiry ; l
want to sre II there IL not some intelligent cause Tor
Your strange and very particular dream, ami IOr
these very extraordinary marks upon you. $780,
: suppose said size, 1t Is one Oh tn9se strange
things that happen to some people, ana tnat yOn
read about, and that nobody eau explain. l wish
YOU would give me somethlns. Dr. Arnot' Tor these
sore places pain Inc great deal. .
hinpg apf Mt he NJ,
though the pain passed in n day or two from the
tgIna the scar remained She seldom lett her BED.
and when she did. she crept solicltous aud cat-ke
nl,out the house. and cat-llke was found gone 10
sleep in odd corprrs She seldom spoke, and when
she WAS spoken TO it seemed only with great ehort
that she gave her attention.
Now may say without. think. appearing to"
suspicious that was convinced from Chariotte
manner before the doctor, and from her subsequent
behavior that she had made some discovery, or
that abe entert tanned guess which she was
either afraid or ashamed 10 impart To any one. l
kept my conviction % my self. because knew that
" hen badly mentioned II would appear rather
bascess and especially because could uot suggest
what her discovery or her guess infant be-.
But the truth Of my conviction was soon estaD-
Eshcd. II woud be about fortnight or three
weeks after that Edward received from Liverpool
two letters the same day, the one Offering him
the command OF "a large steamer Trading ana carry
ing passengers Ia Charleston aud New-0rleans and
the OF the mmsnd OF steamer trading IN Alex
andr1l and the Levapt. II was plain the American
voyage was likely TO be the more profitable, but
Charlotte noticed looked in scared. eager way
ut Edward all fexclamed -
DON'T take that ship. Edward then she coored
cd .iy aud looked constrained, and added Is It not
much more interesting and safe to sail tho Medi
terranean and to visit the romantic east tDan 10
cross the Atlantic a this time ct year and 10 squad.
bic and haggle with nggers and cotion-salesnen
Nothing was said ia answer to tins though an three
OF u were struCk by her peculiar manner This wao
in the evening Next morning was IN the book
recess of the many-cOrnered room We called the
study, leaning with book In my hand against the
wall and half hid Ivy tn curtain and Edward was
sitting rat the table writing letters, whom Char
lOtte entered. She took up a book ana remained
standinv but when Edwards glance returned to
his writing, her eyes turned upon him anxious and
eager
Are You writing to accept that American ship,
am soirg to- Lofty. Why what's The matter,
oh: don't know what to say! But don't take
Why. popDet Have you been thinking some
thing NAV happen 20 mo Have yon been dream
ing again Come. sit down my girl.
She went and stood by him and looked down. Il
have been dreaming again, said she. but the same
kind Of dream rs before TwIce-a week ago and
last night ireaint was living in great distrss
with horrible things creeping and crawling about me
ugh and the face IN the green turban came, and
solved, and felt somehow was not myself but
someone else; and Pm sure some friend Is lying IN
some horrible prison the East and wants our help
So if you don't take the ship for the East. Edward
| don't know what shall do And she looked ex-
ceedi.gly distressed.
But the East, my GIRL said he means great
deal.
Couldn't you go to the prisons and find IL there
was any you know thereV
Can 90 the round of the prisons and ask. Is
there anybody who knows Captain Raven here :"
Even If they would let enteI the PRISONS 1t
would tako N year or two TO go through them |
Syria, Egypt, Tripol, Tunis. und all round where
they happen to wear turbaDs.'
Is there no particular place wherc they wear
green turbansV
Not that know Of
What shall | do = Oh. it will be my con- |
science and lie will keep coming to me in dreams
] know lie will
'Hei WboP
'Whor she repeated, looking strangely nom |
plussed, thought The man in the green turban.' |
Well, my dear said Edward you know that I'd |
do anything to save your lite hngel from an ache.
IL doesn't matter to me; I'll take the Mediterian-
can ship ana make inquiries rs | go along
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