THE LADY IN BLACK A ghost in a haunted house is seldom observed with anything like scientific precision.
They preceded him to put the place in order, and before his arrival came to me in some irritation complaining that I had let them a haunted house!
Here he heard of a haunted house, known to the local newspapers as "The Great Amherst Mystery".
In these cases we have generally to suppose a simple rapport between mind and mind, but in a haunted house we have a rapport complicated by its apparent dependence on locality.
The case was fully described in a paper entitled "Record of a Haunted House," by Miss R.
There is a haunted house close to here,” he said to me one evening; “if you like to come with me I will introduce you to the owner.
I have a great many friends amongst actors and actresses, and I find them not only keenly interested in my work, but always ready—even when working hard themselves—to share my vigils in a haunted house.
Indeed, ten years previously it had only one anything like orthodox street; so that it was the last place in the world where one would expect to come across a haunted house.
In a haunted house that I was asked to visit in Sussex I saw nothing, but heard knockings, and by means of them tried, though without success, to establish a code.
You excite my curiosity," said I; "nothing I should like better than to sleep in a haunted house.
Accordingly, about half-past nine, I put the book into my pocket and strolled leisurely toward the haunted house.
One day, when I was visiting my convalescent friend, Torfrida informed me that she knew of a haunted house in Edinburgh, a case which she felt sure would arouse my interest and enthusiasm.
I cannot stop to analyze the sensation with which I crossed the threshold of this mystery-haunted house, and entered the quaint, old-fashioned parlor, where the supper table was set.
I didn't ask Aunt Beatrice to leave me a haunted house.
And you know it isn't everybody who can own a haunted house.
I said," said Billie, speaking very distinctly and enjoying the sensation she had caused, "that Aunt Beatrice left me a haunted house.
Did he never hear of such-and-such a haunted house, or place?
Then I guess Grace will believe this is a haunted house," said Flora, a little triumphantly.
Well, whether you believe it or not, everybody knows that this is a haunted house," persisted Flora.
The bobbing lantern light across the brook had been seen by those around the campfire as well as by the girls who had entered the haunted house.
Of course, Mary's foolish story of the ghost had started the girls off on the stampede when Jess and Nellie and Dora had run from the haunted house.
Like most of the old authors Thyraeus quotes Augustine's tale of a haunted house, and an exorcism in De Civitate Dei (lib.
When we hear of a haunted house, we imagine that the ghost is always on view, or that he has a benefit night, at certain fixed dates, when you know where to have him.
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