The Personal Adventures And Experiences of a Magistrate During the Rise, Progress, And Suppression of the Indian Mutiny
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One night someone lying awake heard a tapping below the ' Jehangh'ee Mahal;' he heard it the next night also. It seemed to come from the Eowney, and was as if some iron tool was being struck against the wall. The man, who was a clerk, mentioned the circum- stance ; the story reached the ears of the authorities. A watch was placed in the vaults. Towards midnight the sounds commenced — they were those of someone digging a chisel or crowbar into the masonry. "\Miile the party were listening the fo...otsteps were heard of the sentry approaching, the tapping ceased ; when the sentry had passed on it recommenced. The next morning a strict search was made along the Rowney, but there were no marks of footprints, nor an}' chips, nor signs of digging on the surface of the wall.
240 THE INDIAN MUTINY. CH. xxv.
The watch was kept up for some nights, and was followed by a search each succeeding morning. Every night the tapping was heard, but no trace discovered of the authors in the morning. The mystery was never cleared up, neither was that of the lights at the Delhi Gate.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One night someone lying awake heard a tapping below the ' Jehangh'ee Mahal;' he heard it the next night also. It seemed to come from the Eowney, and was as if some iron tool was being struck against the wall. The man, who was a clerk, mentioned the circum- stance ; the story reached the ears of the authorities. A watch was placed in the vaults. Towards midnight the sounds commenced — they were those of someone digging a chisel or crowbar into the masonry. "\Miile the party were listening the fo...otsteps were heard of the sentry approaching, the tapping ceased ; when the sentry had passed on it recommenced. The next morning a strict search was made along the Rowney, but there were no marks of footprints, nor an}' chips, nor signs of digging on the surface of the wall.
240 THE INDIAN MUTINY. CH. xxv.
The watch was kept up for some nights, and was followed by a search each succeeding morning. Every night the tapping was heard, but no trace discovered of the authors in the morning. The mystery was never cleared up, neither was that of the lights at the Delhi Gate.
What to read after The Personal Adventures And Experiences of a Magistrate During the Rise, Progress, And Suppression of the Indian Mutiny?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mark Thornhill to read onlineMoreLess
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