Humorous Ghost Stories
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But 'twas only the cold, I reckon, for mywindow was wide open, and I'd been leaning out of it for a good whileinto ten degrees of frost.
"After that, I got angry, and went down house and hitched the gun offthe hooks over the mantelpiece, and ran out, just as I was, in noughtbut my boots and my nightshirt. The hour was so still as the grave atfirst, and the moon shone on the river far below and lit up the eavesand windows; and then, through the silence, I heard Widecombe bellsringing in the New ...Year. But the old night-bird in his top hat was gone. Not a hair of his beard did he leave behind. I looked about, and then upcame the dog, barking like fury, not knowing who I was, dressed thatway, till he heard my voice. And that's the tale; and who be thatcurious old rascal I'd much like to know. " They didn't answer at first, and the daylight gained on 'em. Then oldParsons spoke up, and wagged his head and swore that 'twas no man hismaster had seen, but a creature from the other world.
"I'll lay my life, " he said, "'twas the spectrum of Miser Brimpson asyou saw walking; and I'll take oath by the New Year that 'twas his wayto show where his stuff be buried.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But 'twas only the cold, I reckon, for mywindow was wide open, and I'd been leaning out of it for a good whileinto ten degrees of frost.
"After that, I got angry, and went down house and hitched the gun offthe hooks over the mantelpiece, and ran out, just as I was, in noughtbut my boots and my nightshirt. The hour was so still as the grave atfirst, and the moon shone on the river far below and lit up the eavesand windows; and then, through the silence, I heard Widecombe bellsringing in the New ...Year. But the old night-bird in his top hat was gone. Not a hair of his beard did he leave behind. I looked about, and then upcame the dog, barking like fury, not knowing who I was, dressed thatway, till he heard my voice. And that's the tale; and who be thatcurious old rascal I'd much like to know. " They didn't answer at first, and the daylight gained on 'em. Then oldParsons spoke up, and wagged his head and swore that 'twas no man hismaster had seen, but a creature from the other world.
"I'll lay my life, " he said, "'twas the spectrum of Miser Brimpson asyou saw walking; and I'll take oath by the New Year that 'twas his wayto show where his stuff be buried.
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