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    ndingonthe

    table,onebeerbeingspilt,itlookedasiftherooad

    latelybeeninhabited;butatpresentitirelyvacant

    jonesthenapprehendeditghtleadtosootherapartnt;but

    uponsearchingallroundit,heuldperceivenootherdoorthanthat

    atered,andhecentinelhadbeenpostedhethen

    proesbyhisnbutnoone

    ans

    thecentinelinhisterrors,hatthe

    volunteerein

    searurderer:henoheagoniesofhorror;andi

    yheart,soofthoseactorserto

    representanfrightedoutofhis,thattheyght

    betaughttopynature,insteadofperfogseveralantictricks

    andgestures,fortheentertainntandapplauseofthegalleries

    perceivingthebird,

    andrightlyapprehendingthatthereportofthefirelock

    thehiscandle,andgentlystole

    baber,andtohisbed;herhehave

    beenabletohavegottenundisvered,hadanyotherpersonbeenon

    thesastairanohis

    bedbythegout;forbeforeheuldreaber,

    thehallhecentinelhadbeenpostedwashalffullofpeople,

    sointheirshirts,andothersnothalfdrest,allveryeaestly

    enquiringofeachotheratter

    thesoldiereplaceandposturein

    severaliediatelyappliedtheelves

    toraisehiandsoncludedhiead;buttheypresentlysaw

    theirstake,forhenotonlystruggledhthoseheir

    handsonhibutfellaroaringlikeabullinreality,he

    iginedsonyspiritsordevils;forhis

    iginationbeingpossessedhthehorrorofanapparition,

    nvertedeveryobjecthesaintonothingbutghostsand

    spectres

    atlengthhebers,andgotuponhislegs;when

    candlesbeingbrought,andseeingtrades

    present,heself;butwas

    thetterheansadeadn,thatsall,iadead

    n,icantreverit,ihaveseenhi””hastthouseen,

    jack”saysoneofthesoldiers”heyoungvolunteer

    thatprecatedthestheavycurses

    onhielf,ifhehadnotseenthevolunteer,alloverblood,voting

    fireoutofhisuthandnostrils,passbyhintothechaerwhere

    ensignnorthertonhenseizingtheensignbythethroat,

    flyainaclapofthunder

    thisrelationttheaudienceall

    theenpresentbelieveditfiry,andprayedheaventodefendthebr >

    frourderangstthentoo,nyhadfaithinthestory;but

    otherstueditintoderisionandridicule;andaserjeantwhowas

    presentansan,youoreof

    this,forgoingtosleepanddreangonyourpost”

    thesoldierreplied,”youypunishifyouplease;butiwas

    asbroadanoeah

    theensign,ifididnotseethedeadn,asitellyou,heyesas

    bigandasfieryastbeaux”

    thenderoftheforces,andthenderofthehouse,were

    noerbeingae,and

    hearingthecentinelfirehispiece,thoughtithisdutytorise

    iediately,thoughhehadnogreatapprehensionsofanyschief;

    uchgreater,lesther

    spoonsandtankardsshouldbeupontherch,houthaving

    reher

    ourpoorcentinel,tothesightofthisofficeruch

    reethantheapparition,ashethoughtit,hhehad

    seenbefore,againrelatedthedreadfulstory,andanyadditions

    ofbloodandfire;buthehadthesfortuogainnocredith

    eitherofthelastntionedpersons:fortheofficer,thoughavery

    religiousn,allterrorsofthiskind;besides,having

    solatelyleftjonesinthenditionwehaveseen,hehadno

    suspicionofhisbeingdeadasforthelandlady,thoughnotover

    religious,shehadnokindofaversiontothedoctrineofspirits;but

    therestanceinthetaleobe

    false,asthereaderpresently

    butheorthertonhunderorfire,orin

    annerheainthathisbody

    eda

    nentioned

    tohavedebefore,andiediatelyorderedthecentineltobe

    takenprisonersothat,byastrangereverseoffortuhoughnot

    veryunninalitarylife,theguardbecatheguarded

    chapter15

    thenclusionoftheforegoingadventure

    besidesthesuspicionofsleep,thelieutenantharbouredanotherand

    againstthepoorcentinel,andthishatof

    treachery;forashebelievednotonesyllableoftheapparition,so

    heiginedtheedonlytoioseupon

    hiandthatthefelloybeenbribedbynorthertonto

    lethiscapeandthisheiginedtherather,asthefright

    appearedtohihereunnaturalinonehecharacterof

    asbraveandboldanasanyintheregint,havingbeeninseveral

    actions,havingreceivedseveralwounds,and,inaword,having

    behavedhielfalsoldier

    thatthereader,therefore,ynotnceivetheleastillopinion

    ofsuentinrescuinghis

    putationofthisguilt

    northertonthen,asisfied

    thisactionhehad

    perhapsseen,orheard,orguessed,thatenvyisapttoattendfa

    notthatiethathehenishlyinclinedto

    believeinortoesis:for,infact,iabr >

    nvineheive

    disposition,andhadagreatantipathytothoseclosequartersin

    thecastleofgloucester,foright

    possiblygivehibilletnororeoverfreefroo

    uneasyditationsonacert

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