Indian Ghost Stories - Second Edition by S. Mukerji
page 67 of 157 (42%)
page 67 of 157 (42%)
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I ordered it to be taken away from under the tree. As soon as the chain was removed from the animal's foot it rushed away like a race horse and would not stop within 200 yards of the tree. I was vastly amused. I had never seen an elephant running before. But under the tree we found nothing. What made the elephant so afraid has remained a secret. The servants told me (what I had heard before) that it was only elephants, horses and dogs that did not stay long under that tree. No human eyes have ever seen anything supernatural or fearful there. THE STARVING MILLIONAIRE. This story was also in the papers. It created a sensation at the time, now it has been almost forgotten. The story shows that black art with all its mysteries is not a thing of the past. This was what happened. * * * * * There was a certain rich European Contractor in the Central Provinces in India. Let us call him Anderson. He used to supply stone ballast to the Railway Companies and had been doing this business for over a quarter of a |
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