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I knew the meaning of that restless craving that has always devoured me, though I spake not thereof, those strange hauntings, those dim perceptions in a flash I understood the secret of peace." "And that is Joseph?" asked Miriam gently, for Rachel drew such laboring breath she could not speak. "Sacrifice," said Joseph softly, with rapt gaze.
Judging by the number of experiences related to me, hauntings by phantom hares and rabbits would appear to be far from uncommon.
He eventually committed suicide by opening an artery in his leg with one of his finger-nails. As the details of this tragedy filled in so well with the phenomena they had witnessed, the Gordons could not help regarding the story as a very probable explanation of the hauntings. But, remember, its authenticity is dubious.
I have not yet experimented with sheep, goats, or pigs, but I do not doubt but that they are more or less sensitive to superphysical influences, and possess the psychic faculty of scenting the Unknown though not, perhaps, in so great a degree as any of the other animals I have enumerated. Apes The following case of animal hauntings was recorded in automatic writing:
"Killington Grange," near Northampton, was once haunted, so my friend Mr Pope informs me, by a chair, and the following is Mr Pope's own experience of the hauntings, as nearly as possible as he related it to me: "Some years ago, shortly before Christmas, I received an invitation from my old friend, William Achrow. "'Killington Grange, 'Northampton.
The site of their original interment, however, is, I believe, still haunted, and maybe will remain so till the miscreants are brought to book." Brief Summary After a little consideration I am inclined to think there are quite as many authentic cases of hauntings by the phantasms of horses as by the phantasms of cats and dogs. Innumerable horses die unnatural deaths.
The sickness then began a second time after the tail had been seen, and now the women died more than the men. Another six persons died in this attack, and some fled away on account of the ghosts and the hauntings. In the autumn there had been thirty in the household, of whom eighteen were dead, and five had run away, leaving only seven behind in the spring.
Various theories to account for these strange hauntings have been formulated, which may be found on pp. 199-200 of Sir William Barrett's Psychical Research, and so need not be given here.
The third account of the Glamis hauntings was told me as long ago as the summer of 1893. I was travelling by rail from Perth to Glasgow, and the only other occupant of my compartment was an elderly gentleman, who, from his general air and appearance, might have been a dominie, or member of some other learned profession. I can see him in my mind's eye now a tall, thin man with a premature stoop.
In opening this volume on Animals and their associations with the unknown, I will commence with a case of hauntings in the Old Manor House, at Oxenby. My informant was a Mrs. Hartnoll, whom I can see in my mind's eye, as distinctly as if I were looking at her now.
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