Tales of Fantasy And Fact
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And no matter how oftenthey might see it, they never fathomed this mystery. To this day nobodyknows whether the ghost which used to haunt the little old house inSalem had a face, or what manner of face it had. " "How awfully weird!" said Baby Van Rensselaer. "And why did the ghostgo away?" "I haven't said it went away, " answered Uncle Larry, with much dignity.
"But you said it _used_ to haunt the little old house at Salem, soI supposed it had moved. Didn't it?" the young lady asked.
"You shall... be told in due time. Eliphalet Duncan used to spend most ofhis summer vacations at Salem, and the ghost never bothered him at all, for he was the master of the house--much to his disgust, too, becausehe wanted to see for himself the mysterious tenant at will of hisproperty. But he never saw it, never. He arranged with friends to callhim whenever it might appear, and he slept in the next room with thedoor open; and yet when their frightened cries waked him the ghost wasgone, and his only reward was to hear reproachful sighs as soon as hewent back to bed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And no matter how oftenthey might see it, they never fathomed this mystery. To this day nobodyknows whether the ghost which used to haunt the little old house inSalem had a face, or what manner of face it had. " "How awfully weird!" said Baby Van Rensselaer. "And why did the ghostgo away?" "I haven't said it went away, " answered Uncle Larry, with much dignity.
"But you said it _used_ to haunt the little old house at Salem, soI supposed it had moved. Didn't it?" the young lady asked.
"You shall... be told in due time. Eliphalet Duncan used to spend most ofhis summer vacations at Salem, and the ghost never bothered him at all, for he was the master of the house--much to his disgust, too, becausehe wanted to see for himself the mysterious tenant at will of hisproperty. But he never saw it, never. He arranged with friends to callhim whenever it might appear, and he slept in the next room with thedoor open; and yet when their frightened cries waked him the ghost wasgone, and his only reward was to hear reproachful sighs as soon as hewent back to bed.
What to read after Tales of Fantasy And Fact?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Matthews, Brander, 1852-1929 to read onlineMoreLess
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