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Claughton's governess. This lady, on Mrs. There were also heavy footsteps and thuds, as of moving weighty bodies. So far the governess. This curious communication I read at Rapingham on Saturday, 14th October, or Sunday, 15th October. On Monday I went to town. In the course of the week I received a letter from my kinsman in Rapingham, saying that Mrs. Claughton had written to Dr.
The names of persons and places are all fictitious, and are the same as those used in the documents published by the S.P.R. In October, 1893, I was staying at a town which we shall call Rapingham. One night I and some kinsfolk dined with another old friend of all of us, a Dr. Ferrier. In the course of dinner he asked a propos de bottes:
Next morning she consulted me as to the whereabouts of a certain place, let me call it 'Meresby'. I suggested the use of a postal directory; we found Meresby, a place extremely unknown to fame, in an agricultural district about five hours from London in the opposite direction from Rapingham. To this place Mrs.
Claughton, in the church at night, continued her conversation with the ghosts whose acquaintance she had made at Rapingham. She obtained, it seems, all the information needful to settling the mysterious matters which disturbed the male ghost who hid his face, and on Monday morning she visited the daughter of Mr.
"Have you heard of the ghost in Blake Street?" a sunny, pleasant street of respectable but uninteresting antiquity in Rapingham. We had none of us heard of the ghost, and begged the doctor to enlighten our ignorance. His story ran thus I have it in his own writing as far as its essence goes: "The house," he said, "belongs to my friends, the Applebys, who let it, as they live elsewhere.
Claughton said she must go, in the interest and by the order of certain ghosts, whom she saw on Monday night, and whose injunctions she had taken down in a note-book. She has left Rapingham for London, and there," said the doctor, "my story ends for the present." We expected it to end for good and all, but in the course of the week came a communication to the doctor in writing from Mrs.
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