True Irish Ghost Stories
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' He was a minister who used to live in this house quite alone, and was murdered in this very parlour. His land- lord used to visit him sometimes, and one night he was seen coming in about eleven o'clock, and was seen again leaving about five o'clock in the morning. When Mr.
did not come out as usual, the door was forced open, and he was found lying dead in this room by the fender, with his head battered in with the poker. ' " We left the house soon after, " adds our informant.
The following we...ird incidents occurred, apparently in the Co. Kilkenny, to a Miss K. B. , during two visits paid by her to 60 MOGH'S HALF Ireland in 1880 and 1881. The house in which she experienced the following was really an old barrack, long disused, very old- fashioned, and surrounded with a high wall : it was said that it had been built during the time of Cromwell as a stronghold for his men. The only inhabitants of this were Captain C (a retired officer in charge of the place), Mrs. C, three daughters, and two servants.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' He was a minister who used to live in this house quite alone, and was murdered in this very parlour. His land- lord used to visit him sometimes, and one night he was seen coming in about eleven o'clock, and was seen again leaving about five o'clock in the morning. When Mr.
did not come out as usual, the door was forced open, and he was found lying dead in this room by the fender, with his head battered in with the poker. ' " We left the house soon after, " adds our informant.
The following we...ird incidents occurred, apparently in the Co. Kilkenny, to a Miss K. B. , during two visits paid by her to 60 MOGH'S HALF Ireland in 1880 and 1881. The house in which she experienced the following was really an old barrack, long disused, very old- fashioned, and surrounded with a high wall : it was said that it had been built during the time of Cromwell as a stronghold for his men. The only inhabitants of this were Captain C (a retired officer in charge of the place), Mrs. C, three daughters, and two servants.
What to read after True Irish Ghost Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Seymour, St. John D. (St. John Drelincourt) to read onlineMoreLess
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