Inferences From Haunted Houses And Haunted Men
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Again the strange fact may be noted that, a gardener coming every nightto look after the stoves between 10 and 10. 30, no noises were noted atthat time, with one exception. The gardener therefore kept the ghostsaway.
But the one exception was when a servants' ball was being given, and thegardener was in the house, in the billiard-room, where the supper wasserved. To obtain re-hypnotism it was necessary for the disturbers toapproach the house. Their object would easily be affected with peoplealr...eady hypnotised in the railway station or train.
These would suffer from fatigue and nervousness, but would put it down tothe journey.
The approach to the house with rights of way close by would be very easy. The brave garrison who were so well commanded by Miss Freer, and who, with three or four exceptions, support her account, were generallyaffected (if well known, and not as Mr. Z. , the editor's son, toodangerous) on the first night of their arrival at B----.
Miss Freer and Miss Moore, her comrade who shared her bedroom during thegreater part of the B---- siege, were thus attacked.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Again the strange fact may be noted that, a gardener coming every nightto look after the stoves between 10 and 10. 30, no noises were noted atthat time, with one exception. The gardener therefore kept the ghostsaway.
But the one exception was when a servants' ball was being given, and thegardener was in the house, in the billiard-room, where the supper wasserved. To obtain re-hypnotism it was necessary for the disturbers toapproach the house. Their object would easily be affected with peoplealr...eady hypnotised in the railway station or train.
These would suffer from fatigue and nervousness, but would put it down tothe journey.
The approach to the house with rights of way close by would be very easy. The brave garrison who were so well commanded by Miss Freer, and who, with three or four exceptions, support her account, were generallyaffected (if well known, and not as Mr. Z. , the editor's son, toodangerous) on the first night of their arrival at B----.
Miss Freer and Miss Moore, her comrade who shared her bedroom during thegreater part of the B---- siege, were thus attacked.
What to read after Inferences From Haunted Houses And Haunted Men?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harris John William to read onlineMoreLess
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