A Book for the Young by Sarah French
page 63 of 129 (48%)
page 63 of 129 (48%)
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A beam of light fell o'er him, Like a glory round the shriven, And he climbed the lofty ladder, As it were a path to heaven. Then came a flash from out the cloud, And a stunning thunder's roll, And no man dared to look aloft, Fear was on every soul. There was another heavy sound, A hush!--and then--a groan, And darkness swept across the sky,-- The work of death was done! A GHOST STORY, FOR THE YOUNG. MY DEAR CHARLES-- When I promised to write to you during the holidays, I little thought I should have so much to put in my letter. I actually fancied it would be difficult to find enough to fill one sheet; and now I do really believe two will not be sufficient for all I have to say: but to commence my story, which you must know, is a real Ghost Story! But to begin:-- While we were at breakfast the other morning, papa showed mamma an |
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