The Prose Writings of James Clarence Mangan
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CHAPTER VI.
OUR HEROINE, THE GHOST-SEERESS.
Frederica Haufee was born in the year 1801, in the village of Prevorst, near Levenstein, in Wirtemberg, — a strange, spectral, out-of-the-way, out-of-the-workl locality, inhabited (or rather haunted) partly by ghosts, partly by men half in, half out of, the body; partly also by women and children, the latter of whom it seems, are very subject to a singular, St. Vitus's-dancish sort of ailment, curable only by amulets and exorcisms. We pass over the ac...count of her girlhood (a most re- markable one) to come to the period after her marriage, which took place in her nineteenth year. About this time, having removed to her husband's residence at Kurnbach, a gloomy solitude in the midst of rocks and forests, she fell ill of a psychico-hypochondriacal malady, the symptoms of which it would be tedious to recount: they were so complicated as to baffle the skill of the best physicians Hie neighbourhood could furnish; and in truth if would appear that there must have been something marvellously mysterious in the disease, for an amulet, sent on one occasion to the sick woman 03 .
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CHAPTER VI.
OUR HEROINE, THE GHOST-SEERESS.
Frederica Haufee was born in the year 1801, in the village of Prevorst, near Levenstein, in Wirtemberg, — a strange, spectral, out-of-the-way, out-of-the-workl locality, inhabited (or rather haunted) partly by ghosts, partly by men half in, half out of, the body; partly also by women and children, the latter of whom it seems, are very subject to a singular, St. Vitus's-dancish sort of ailment, curable only by amulets and exorcisms. We pass over the ac...count of her girlhood (a most re- markable one) to come to the period after her marriage, which took place in her nineteenth year. About this time, having removed to her husband's residence at Kurnbach, a gloomy solitude in the midst of rocks and forests, she fell ill of a psychico-hypochondriacal malady, the symptoms of which it would be tedious to recount: they were so complicated as to baffle the skill of the best physicians Hie neighbourhood could furnish; and in truth if would appear that there must have been something marvellously mysterious in the disease, for an amulet, sent on one occasion to the sick woman 03 .
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