USTRATIDB OF SPIRITUAL JlUTEKCDURSE,
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USTRATIDB OF SPIRITUAL JlUTEKCDURSE, ■ ' ' '•1'HIC \ UITATION OK THOUGHT \H THE BEGIN NINO OK WlbDUM." 1BRS AND PROPRIETORS, NO. 8 * 2 B R 0 AD W A V T ERM S, TWO DOLLARS PER ANNUM IN ADVANCE: SINGLE COPIES, FIVE CENTS NEW YORK, SATURDAY, M \V 5, 1866 WHOLE SO. h',7. n « <r the bed u.gbt or ten immii. s in co iim- ^ • i h«-r .uvi-oble coinrado Mi-' npoko lll u ttitrai, ar il 4. .1 *he bad been t.»r Hem the rir- and .W rver Her most frequent!) repeated am ud- »»cs w er V>’(i take t.'.' much at a time. lon’t dr. if \ u take the hali-dcdlsr don’t take H im M ** Of »h« H^sl «UlJ f* **•» Mo*». M t* - J * 0 0 «-»i«'A L MOR A> » *Sk(«*>* > -I x c (OR aPK Up Uial C led am :iii \ bvH lev uxe M .uiaiu ^ --------magnetized the . ' - - •. " . ilunug the sitting that evening, ot there," answered the child i; they su’ .i must have money, 1 o ce ler suioe moments ensued, demanded some . and three small kUL.',auda;Wh er we wot 1 .-. e*i “ I do not bttHt Madam S— — continued, will give ’new w ait." j then la* sleeper s*;d the1 i'-ccr s -T ley were given her. which she put :u her pO*d«et (" le-e there were already two ear-rings wish which she had ■ i't !-t the meri..ng. d r she i» rerv c’mid-like. *?- pear.i,g to be more tiun twelve years old, though ah* is said to b** :-‘urteen but without tins being known. I have already said that she is an orphan). A i t * niouivi.ta i;> rw ifd she g ri, sud asleep, arose and passed .r.:o u,< a jj y.iung room We ii .. -wed and watched her. S<.3:ca a; a ,ii»tance from us. she spoke in a suppressed voice, but energetically arid with gesticulations. "N o, no. I w;ii u ’■ ;t is wrong ‘ Then she left her seat, and went and • - ’ *■•!• . • . - aed the same pantomime and discourse, adding, " You are a thief i you arc all the time stealing. ’ Previously the girl, while in the abnormal state, had. as it a uld not be doubled, COi - bich - . . . her.?: h could ha.- been proved ti.it tiny were (lout* '• • • ■■ ' ' . ' : . ■ • - ’ - . - .. - . . i gihv, hei one, however, which it seems to be necessary to mention this place. One morning, having just arisen from her bed and being fully awake, the giri had said, * I have been ai night w;tli a fcalf-J'-dlar (derni-p.as’rc, and I ought to have it.' Madam ----------then examined her closet and found such : co:ri xn^s.'ng. Doubtless the child had risen during the night and commuted ,/i her sleep this petit larceny, o'which the re- membrance remained like that o»" a dream. She and Madam S ------- slept m the same room Madam S --------- then said to tier, “ So, so ! :a they vrh> hate taken from me that bali-ihd- tar. and lh<#y ! .... : restore it to me." Then in an instant the girl fell into a kind oi trance, and concealing with care the movements of her hands, she teemed to take from her shoe, or perhaps from her stocking (she sometimes slept with her stockings on),, til© reclaimed half-dollar, and handed it back to \[ , ; v ------- v, ,uv :i <:*. u ny 'J see by this, and by what we shall say hereafter, that we were on our guard respecting what the girl was capable of doing, whether voluntarily or seemingly under foreign influence. W e wilt now return from this digression, i Seeing then that the child was always resisting a mysterious S temptation which might have caused bigots to say that we were *u the presence of the devil, Madam b -------- again said I to her, ” i» it is me they wish to rob, I permit them, provided they rob only n»». and Uk<_ from me nothing but money.” The sleeper still scefiiwj to msi-t, but it soon became evident that she yielded- .She passed in. j the room of Madam S- which was also hers, ami went toward the closet, which she opened, and then pulled out a drawer, among the diverse con. teBte of winch she searched pretty thorough.)- without finding thf coveted object. She took a porte-monnatt, but could not open it Madam S -------- then dropped a half-dollar against f/.A* jiii/l of the seeker, which she immediately seized, but without appearing to notice what was passing before and around her, neither the full of the money nor our close j»rox- im.;) t>. her seemed to excite her attention. Finding nothing tvifti *., which she look a fancy,or perhaps being satisfied (for ' afterward appeared that she hail a Iso stolen a brooch) she . .Jrjv.er, closed the closet, went into another room, ul1' '.Auiii-r whole length under a bed with her nose against [U‘ “ ' • -r,* t to ,iy tint during hc-r visit to the closet j *!- »pos< Vt,i Hr tone, and turned her head to ono m if *h« w»i| her. ' ■'“ / m l U ! - ***, , but it vm ij' i'k-nl dial out side r‘ ! aii-J taking care not to he disturbed ^ nivtaibje instigator [feminine] not ip .lun't take the half-dol- lullu i oj Mmlain N if. iiid blub it ulil. mid k to-night Don't take S h e dv\'.‘|t on this 1 at- lU'v made u*o during this ! -brooch” (Ipioglette) Madim S -------- aua- thvfr She ran to her clou t, and sought in hich she know she put there-. It was an ob- be sat a high value, as it had been given to s.mph' leaf m gold, of which this is the ap- , * . j . 1' nx',‘ * .rH' ■* • *t v»i» *'-v . H *s iii Do uselul larther .'ii tu.i "bo reader should know us dnnensionit.* M.,don S- ------ isousht in ism that object. The somnatn- bulls! nius' havi Liken it without our knowledge. The latter, still uu-Jer the bcJ, coniimied her monologue in these words : •• A: another tun-.* we will steal. Y’ou will tell Alice and E ------- (two Spirit** related to the family of Mr. 1.--------- . who iivi-i hi tin- same h< use with us. and who during their hl’e- : ;ti,- :iad a great love money) to come, and wv will steal also a; Mr. L ------- 's. He has a box which is complete (or full, ; and some limes is in halves (« motti’). It is kepi locked, but he sometimes forgets the key. Let us go and see.” After siring these words the somnambulist came forth from her hiding-place and went into the room of Mr. L - ----- - and v., f-Uowed her. She tried the drawers of a bureau, but could in>t open them *• You see it is locked, but sometimes ho leaves the key, then we will come and steal.*' Then retracing her steps, she came again to the room of Madam $ --------, w e being all the while at her heels ;. and see- ing a sick lady coming whom we had left in the rirst chamber, she drew back saying. “ See, H-------- , who com*, s ! Let us give her room to p i-s." She stood still, turning her back as if she dreaded to iie discovered ; but here also, as elsewhere, our presence did not seem to annoy her. Finally she returned to the room where she first lost con- sciousness of our presence. There, approaching a table on which was lying a pack of dominoes, with which she some- times amused herself, sh-' called her invisible comrade saying, “ Come, let us play dominoes,*'and she commenced playing her-cIt' for the two. 1 thought I would save her half the trouble, and l purposely laid down one of a wrong number. “ 2>e'*, one has put a five for a «ix. Haven't you a six ’ Very well, draw,’’ and her own hand performed the oflke indicated. The pieces played by the somnambulist were well joined ; however, when 1 laid down a piece in two instances, she drew back, her hand without saying any thing, as if she were an- noyed by some obstacle that was in the way. Pretty soon she left the table, saying, “ You are a stupid girl, you don't know how to play, and you cheat.” She went some steps to seat herself, thus approaching our presence, and when wc wen: about to withdraw from her she expressed the desire to be awaked. That being done, every thing indicated her complete forgetfulness of what had occurred. Then searching m her pocket, she complained that she missed her ear-drops. That evidently was ail she knew. W e observed that she had not the three little pieces of money winch had been given her at the commencement of the sitting, nor had she the half-dollar, nor the brooch. W e sent her out upon an errand in order that wc might in her absence examine all the nooks and corners where she had been. The bed was displaced, the carpet taken up, etc. Vain researches ' Night having arrived, we placed ourselves at the table as was our custom. Mr. L -------and Mr. D----------- had rejoined us. W e were then five in number. In a few seconds the child passed into the abnormal stale, and certainly without the agency, at least voluntary, of any <»nc of us this lime. As soon as I saw her hands move, 1 shppe,d under the table, wln-re 1 soon saw her hands descend and grope about a-i if to seize something in the air, And this motion was accompanied by the medium with these words, “ Give it to me, then.” But nothing was given that time, nor at any of the other sittings at which l was in like manner hidden under the table. Could 1 have been thus an obstacle ■ Being questioned, the medium responded that the little thief had a wry* countenance and crooked figure ; and she added that it was a litllo girl connected with the family <>| Madam ____ . The latter said site recognized her as one of her cousins, dead nearly twenty year-, and who at the time of her decease vas twelve years old. She died with convulsions * Our owwpondjpi here gives u diagram of tbs brooch It is in r. almost touching her, I tjlC dm;'*’ "I n deeply- indcBted oak-leaf, i*u inch and u quarter wide at iul not annoy licr I Il„ „ J e s t j.«rl w l an inch »nd Uiiao ajuiartera lur,s which distorted her face , »he wa.-i much given l<) pilfering, but ii - slio w,is sickly they uxensed nil her funU-w * The medium, not having grasped my thing, ar<*'i: from her b.-.it ii ml removed from tho table, uml 1 cmiie forth from my hiding-phu t \\ o fol!■>wed the sleeper in all In:r mure lie- and countermarches; finally alio went out of the room, j i a d through two other chambers, and entered the dining-room in or - der to seal lu r-ell* at thu common table. Tim (able, ordmardy round, but formed of two pari*, ami capable of being «-;-t<-r by shdea and by supplying additional board* in the middle was now oval, ft thus measured four fec-l one way and five and a hall the other. Oito of iU longer side* waa about right inches from the wall The medium took a scat at the end oi the table *o as to bring (ho wall on her right.* She placed her hands on the table with the palms downward There was a light burning upon the end of the table next to her, and directly in front of her, and it* flame, .standing at the height - about r.r........ - .......................................... ...... ■ directly in her fat-c. The somnambulist seemed to ink with another— with Alice perhaps— to whom she said, “ Give it to nte quick, before she cornea.” On her account the other—-the thieving Spirit— was doubtless delaying her vj.-it. As she pronounced these words .-lie quickly extended her right hand at a point between the table and tile w all, about three or four inches below the top of the table, and consequently into the shade, and almost immediately the hand again arose with a package, which was neither enveloped nor tied together, but consisted of fourteen engravings of diverse kinds, like those which l described in my previous letter. They measured at an average about four inches by five or six, and must have ost at least two dollars— that is to say, more than the young girl could have possessed at one time. I ran to the opposite aide of the table; I removed that end a little farther from the wall, and looked and passed my hand everywhere. Evidently the medium's hand hail not extended to the point where the ends separate from each other bv means of the grooves, and where, besides, I found nothing but dust, and tlm pictures were very clean. Nor were they in the least crumpled, which would certainly not have been the case if they had been until then concealed in the girl's clothes. My examination completed, I took niv position, standing, di- rectly behind the medium. The three other person:, also standing, were by the table at the left of the medium, and near her side ; but in the meanwhile the medium awoke. That which is now to be related wo can certify fully, and without doubt. AH preserving our places— the medium seated and wp stand- ing— and having our eyes fixed upon the girl’s hand*, which had resumed their place upon the table, with the palms down- ward, this i> what we witnessed in the mo.il unr>>r-Uikable manner; for every thing was done slowly in this last phase of the /icanrv, during which the medium continued perfectly lake: 1 said to the girl, “ They have just given you those pictures, but they have not returned the half-dollar which they have stolen, and they must now return it.” Immediately, to the great surpriso of the medium, and also somewhat to ours, ln-r right hand slowly turned palm upward, ul the same time that her arm performed an impulsive movement. These motions, though complex, were altogether analogous to those which are sometimes produced hy the will of a magnetizer, expressed or not, upon an impressible person. The hand then moved to the right until it came to the edge of the table, and while the fingers were not fully extended, but wore immovable, the whole hand showed every appearance of rigidity, which, how- ever, 1 abstained from verifying tins time W e then saw the hand descend three or four inches into the shadow caused by the edge of tho table, and that by a movement of its own which was little dependent upon the extension of the arm. This immersion of the hand into the shade onlv continued about four seconds, during which the hand did not stop its mo- tion, and rose again with the same slowness, and showed us. at the instant of its emersion from the darkness, the half-dol- lar lying in the palm, which had been continually kept up- ward, and to all appearance rigid, the lingers continually re- maining in fixed positions. An impulsive movement then brought the arm over tho table, and the hum! slowly turning over, dropped the half-dollar at the foot of the chaitdcl Then the hand became suddunly free, and resumed its place by tlm side of the left hand, which had not &iirrod. The me- dium said slu had felt ” as though some one had drawn hi hand asido, and then dropped something heavy into it.” I again spoke and said, “ That is not a ll, they have ul- taken from you fifteen cents, and they must bring them back;’* when lo! tho same hand, performing tho same movements and with the same slowness, returned again and threw down the throe little mins by the side of tho first piece' ** l*et them bring hack also the brooch,’’ added l ; and the same hand, with tho same docility, the sumo precision, * Our correspondent gives n diagram of the position*, hut this we are obliged to omit, and in il* place we talc the liberty of supplying a few words not in the original, for lire purpose of making the descrip- tion clear and lb « •am*-- hIovviu *•. (<toui,\ -* !>/ * ,ow *-* ’hat ' I,Lit deceived) brought hark tbe name l,r>/«.< li' ( did not riifiik of any rnori object* torecium . and » entertaining ourv.-lvc* with the mi Jim vG- when our <. iu.n v\.; i suddenly interrupted. Jt would app< ' tj.-.i /with whom til*- noiiuiaudiuiist, during the Iv **n bed, had threatened th<* lutb; tnvi d»U* thief) wai : » and compelled a restitution , tor after » short [**;• • equal to the previm* interval*, nod a* u vre had b*f mechanical automaton, the -nine hand madt; two rnor M*un», such a* tlm three preceding, with a hke mte tween them, and each time brought hark one of the ; ear-drops, of which the girl herseji was certainly u> m g; for, agreeably turprised when -in- - iw the lir.-! exclaimed, “ My car-rings and this was said ;u z surprise wLith could not have been feigned This ended the ."/«/■* HiUi f may be, the i J b a v - O 'V E R I T Y Or LANGUAC Let the reader notice particularly what w positions. I was standing D-hiud, and Lots persr shoulders ofj the medium; the three otbi her left, slso standing, and we did not ! .*< ;tH ms’aut in o serving the agitated hand except wh i<- it rmi.amed immersed in tin* shadow, and was less distinctly viiible, and where (he objects which were brought back to us could n it be ,-.e<-n until the direct ray.- of the light fell upon them. / • '■ .-/■ to i ... do y move- ment of its own, but tee (il l not t« the ohj'C.s c«rr> '.■> A* r d. nor dvJ ’re see /he h>tnd< o f the Spirit'. Let it be observed, also, that these object* could no? hi e been concealed in the child's sleeve, and if they L-d beer.. they could scarcely Lave been got out, the sleeve* b ng fight at the wrist-bands. Besides, (hey could r.o: Ii.v c been ;:( y; •- J down (nvrthe forearm, which only attained a slight inclination below the horizontal position. Obs» rv fin a lly , that she l. in the position to which it descended t >ih** r ig h t (r>t-tw<'< u die table and the wall), touched nothing solid, and that there was no nook for any thing to be hidden in. cither in the table on the one hand, or in the wall on the other, and that the fund ira <iricllj in tie o r. So far, then, every thing has been related with precision ; hut I must omit nothing which may serve to clear up the question. Here, then, is what I promised in an early part of this communication, and to confirm which time was re- quired. In the first place, I discovered that the child had bough", some pictures, medals, and books, though it does iu»t seem possible that she could have commanded the sum necessary to purchase all wc have seen. 1 wilt grant, then, that all the objects received at our n n.ces may have been previously pur- chased, and one may conclude from this that the choice ot these articles was the business of the medium, although she may have been influenced in this as she hits been in many other ways. The character of those objects, (hen, praxes nothing ; but let us proceed further. Haring told the child what I knew of her acts and motion■» ami having, while passing, even shown her the store w ioro she had made her purchases, she domed t: ; but perhaps in this she was also subject to a foreign influence, by which she seems to hare been controlled on tho next morning, when, in* sL-.ul of going directly to school, she went aild bought some- thing at the Mine store. She subsequently admitted that my accusation was just, but could only explain by saying, “ 1 could not help it.’' Coming together one night before the hour fixed t r our meeting, w© wished to search her, as was our custom, and tw o persons [feminine] attempted to proceed to that task , but the sleeper manifested great opposition. She rolled upon the floor, and rendered the operation quite difficult. U was not insisted upon, but it was believed that she had a bo. k conceal- ed in her clothes, and one was found in them some moments after on the sofa where she had just laid down. I testily, however, that in the- - searching operations (r*s- i.v.v J e d o .■tinier] wc have often enough had caux* !o be satisfied : nevertheless, we should not neglect those precautions, which are always useful in experiment*. I was put on my guard one day by the bookseller, who informed me that the uirl hod bought another book (turning again out of her path as she was going to school). It was on the same day that she was to be taken to a house where she had not In on before. I did not fail to cause her ft* be searched before her departure ; but •be made a vigorous opposition, and threw herself into an •«ruted chair where the book was soon found, and winch she conceal- ed while she remained seated, but winch she prutulflv dropped out of her pocket. Wdial she would have afterward done with tins book under the severe examination at the commencement of the m' uniV, at the other house (the pockets never being for- gotten m such cases), is what I would much like to know. I do not think it should be doubted that she was impressed in respect to this search, us she had always laughingly submitted (o similar examinations at all tlu> houses to which w e bad con- dueled her. Perhaps, then, some invisible hand would have removed from her all causes of embarrassment, and it mav be “I !» -. j Gi :•at the Tow of bogua? product d by xctuag upon •• . ly 1 . : Lie M in - vr--v were ail amazed, are not all these * every man :n our own tongue, » This sofut.on of the origin oi being in rS©U‘ ou aci ul’ aupero confirmed by lire Spiritual .Mur, Mediums are now mad*-, to spea gotber unknown to themselves ; dium in a number of different 1 by himself. Tue same mode Deity in producing a diversity Babel and at JemsaTcm as is ti tations. They were probably j people as mediums, either i the agency of ** ministering Sp; same kind of phenomena '-re ?v>w pro-ice 1 b\ upon mediums, and by which the licguagv *>f these rr. in Scriptor long . is “ confounded,* aj j a speak in “ unknown tongues.” wav ........ r gv f impossibility, t ccounf I ; : v • i '■ i >—•• excejit upon the supposition that dmy had their origin supernatural act of j « ow« t . or, in i'ther words, z. miracl< the supposition that they were tire worLo: man ttun. their multiplicity, their dissimilar’ •■“ •••* ^diuciion oppose insuperable objections, were merely the work of human invention, an> ries were euiarged gradually, as the human nu proved, human wants* multiplied, and the stock ; appropriate words to express them became Be! same m* • unirexu* ■r nd h.s me Cl . .r ayatema*. If lai-.gu ig* rd, the ■iL,l . • tue mom-1 i nattuiv c : • to anv svstoin 1 would, 1 conceive, have i-i-eu a> c'.c ; r and heterogeneo < possible to imag'.ivr— w ithout plan or sy-iem . Fu very supposition of such an origin precli any thing like ay stem. Words being im xp;cs- i particular idea could not, fr •. admit of being farmed with referer language, especially such p •• •><•>,Jn c a l on.*-. ;•••th«.>e now e.* isling They would be invented ironx the urgency of t)»e «' ca.sion to o x p r t a partis' liar want, wli’ch ii w as^fiiM ne. cssary immediately (•* v«-mmou'.cate, aud iiy*™ fl1 e x p r e . sion which should first occur to the up™ tor the jmrpo- would probably be adopted, i'.s {n regularly oci trived system of language w o n e n * t - r toe head of t? person fir>t using it, beviu--^^*511 the infancy of his infr.'.'vc ual powers, he could s* have any co icoptivm .* Mich system, ami there m»t by the supposition any lai guajio {*xistiri’'> <,'vhich to adapt it. l.iu-oaL formed in tins way, by ^Atmial additions «s the nece-r-'.'y of them about ar'V.^wtiuld be as irregular, as wanting in method and order, as tho dilTerent paths which the not *»• tiers of a coxntr. should strike out for themselves, and lor the same reaso*. '>£ the necessity of nmuetliatB accommodation, without reieryttc to, »r even thought of,populous towns nri'iug in fiu'*>r0» acquit mg regular street*, laid out upon a sy stematic ; ■ ja - I i«U i the case of language, as well as in the I.i. l *'case, would l something that could not oven be forc“',',i- 'J,K- certainly u>> provided agiitnsl Language, thou, •• ,M ^ ,,s* 'v-l> , and growing gradually, would necc**jr ,^y b^vm.n»' in tin: me use mass of words, p.,-'d > ff&tvtn ■ * . .. would require the labor of a century to k=m. For liter, would bo no comic- '.i*‘U or relation betv> en its pa*ts. much for lai»gu:t**«,!‘ upon tin* supposition that they were v mallv the work ol' man.
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U S T R A T I D B OF S P I R I T U A L J l U T E K C D U R S E ,■ ' '
'•1'H IC \ U I T A T I O N O K T H O U G H T \H T H E B E G I N N I N O O K W l b D U M . "
1 B R S A N D P R O P R I E T O R S , N O . 8 * 2 B R 0 A D W A V T E R M S , T W O D O L L A R S P E R A N N U M I N A D V A N C E : S I N G L E C O P I E S , F I V E C E N T S
NEW YORK, SATURDAY, M \V 5, 1866 WHOLE SO. h',7.
n « < r the bed u .gbt or ten im m ii. s in co iim-^ •i h«-r .uvi-oble coinrado Mi-' npoko lll u
ttitrai, ar il 4 . .1 *he bad been t.»r Hem the r i r - and.W r v e r H er most frequent!) repeated am ud-
»»cs w er V>’(i take t.'.' much at a tim e . lon’td r . if \ u tak e the hali-dcdlsr don’t take Him
M * * Of »h« H sl «UlJ f* **•» Mo*». M t*
- J * 0 0 «-»i«'A L MOR A>
» *Sk («*> * > - Ix c(O R a PK
Up Uial Cled am
:iii \ bvH lev uxe
M .uiaiu ^ --------m agnetized the
. ' - - • . ". ilunug the sitting that evening, ot th ere ," answ ered the child
i ; they s u ’.i must have m oney, 1 o ce ler suioe m om ents en su ed , demanded som e . and three small
k U L . ',a u d a ;W h e r we w o t 1 .-. e*i
“ I do not bttHt
M adam S — — continued, will give ’new w a i t . " j then la * sleep er s* ;d the1
i'-ccr s -T ley were given her. w hich she put :u her pO*d«et ( " le -e th ere w ere already tw o ear-rin gs wish w hich she had
■ i't ! -t the m eri..ng. d r she i» rerv c ’m id-like. *?- pear.i,g to be more t iu n tw elve years old, though ah* is said to b** :- ‘urteen but without tins being known. I have already said th at she is an orphan).
A i t * niouivi.ta i ;> r w i f d she g ri, sud asleep , arose and passed .r.:o u,< a j j y.iung room W e ii .. -wed and watched her. S<.3:ca a; a ,ii»tance from us. she spoke in a suppressed
voice, but energetica lly arid w ith gesticu lations. " N o , no. I w ;ii u ’■ ;t is wrong ‘ T h e n she left h er seat, and w ent and
• - ’ *■•!• . • . - aed the sam e pantomime and d iscou rse, adding, " You are a th ie f i you arc a ll the time stealing. ’ Previously the girl,
w hile in the abnormal state, had. as it a uld not be doubled,COi - b i c h - . . .
her.?: h could h a .- been proved ti .i t t in y w ere (lout*
'• • • ■ ■' ' . ' : .■ • - ’ - . - .. - . . i g ih v , hei
one, how ever, w hich it seem s to b e n ece ssa ry to mention th is p la c e . One m orning, having ju s t arisen from her bed and b ein g fully aw ake, the giri had said, * I have been ai night w ;tli a fcalf-J'-dlar (derni-p .as’r c , and I ought to have it.'
Madam ----------then exam ined h er c lo se t and found such :co:ri xn^s.'ng. D oubtless the child had risen during the night and com m uted ,/i her sleep th is p etit la rcen y , o 'w h ich the re
m em brance rem ained like that o»" a dream . S h e and M adamS ------- slep t m the sam e room M adam S --------- th en said to
tier, “ S o , so ! :a they vrh> h a te taken from me th at bali-ihd-
tar. and lh<#y ! . . . . : restore it to m e ." T h en in an in stant the girl fell into a kind oi tran ce , and con cealing w ith ca re the m ovem ents o f her hands, sh e teem ed to take from her shoe,
or perhaps from her stock ing (she som etim es slep t w ith her
stockings on),, til© rec la im e d half-dollar, and handed it back to\[ , ; v ------- v, ,uv :i <:*. u ny 'J
se e by th is , and by w hat we sh a ll sa y h erea fte r, th at we were on our guard resp ectin g w hat th e g ir l w as capable o f doing,
w hether voluntarily or seem ingly under foreign influence.
W e wilt now return from th is d igression , i S e e in g then that the child was alw ays resistin g a m ysterious S tem ptation w hich might have caused bigots to sa y th at we
w ere *u th e presence of the devil, M adam b -------- again said
I to h e r , ” i» it is me they w ish to rob, I perm it them , provided th ey rob o n ly n»». and Uk<_ from me nothing but m oney.” T h e slee p er s till scefiiw j to m si-t, but it soon becam e evident
th at she yielded- .She passed in . j the room o f M adam S-
w hich was also h e rs , am i w e n t toward the c lose t, w hich she
opened, and then pulled out a d raw er, am ong the diverse con. teBte o f w inch sh e sea rch ed p r e t ty thorough.)- without finding
thf coveted o b ject. S h e took a p o r te -m o n n a tt , but could not
open it Madam S -------- then dropped a h alf-d o llar against
f/.A* jiii/l o f the se e k e r , w hich sh e im m ed iate ly se ized , but
without appearing to notice w hat w as p a s s in g before and
around h e r , neither the full o f th e m o n ey no r our c lo se j»rox-
im .;) t>. her seem ed to ex cite h er a tten tion . F in d in g nothin g
tvifti *., which sh e look a fa n cy ,o r p erhaps b e in g sa tisfied (for
' afterward appeared th at she hail a I so s to len a b ro o ch ) sh e
. .Jrjv .e r , c lo sed the closet, went into a n o th er room,
ul1' '.Auiii-r whole length u n d e r a bed with h er n o se ag a in st
[U‘ “ ' • -r,* t to , i y t in t d u r in g hc-r v isit to th e c lo se t
j * ! - »pos< Vt,iHr tone, and turned h e r head to ono m i f *h« w»i|
her.
' ■'“/ m lU !- * * * , , but it v m ij' i'k-nl dial out
sid e
r‘ ! aii-J tak ing c a r e n ot to he disturbed
^ nivtaibje in stig ator [ f e m in in e ] n o t i p
.lun't take the half-dol-
lullu i oj Mmlain Nif. iiid blub it ulil. mid
k to-night Don't take S h e dv\'.‘|t on th is 1 at-
lU'v m ade u*o during th is
! -b r o o c h ” (Ip io g le tte ) M ad im S -------- aua-thvfr S h e ran to her c lo u t, and sought in
h ich sh e know sh e put there-. It w as an ob- be sat a high value, as it had been given to
s.mph' le a f m gold, o f w hich th is is th e ap- , * . j .1'nx',‘ * .rH' ■* • *t v»i» *'-v . H *s iii Do u selu l larther.'ii tu.i "bo read er should know u s dnnensionit.*
M .,d on S - ------ isousht in is m that ob ject. T h e som natn-
bulls! nius' havi Liken it without our kno w led ge. T h e latter, still uu-Jer the b c J , coniim ied her monologue in th ese words : •• A: another tun-.* we will s tea l. Y’ ou w ill te ll A lice andE ------- (tw o Spirit** related to the fam ily o f M r. 1.--------- . who
iiv i-i hi tin- sam e h< use with us. and w ho during th eir hl’e - : ;ti,- :iad a great love m oney) to com e, and wv w ill steal alsoa; M r. L ------- 's. H e has a box w hich is com plete (o r full,; and som e lim es is in halves (« m otti’ ) . It is kepi locked, but he som etim es forgets the k e y . L e t us go and
s e e .”After s ir in g th ese words the som nam bulist cam e forth from
her h id ing-p lace and w ent into the room o f M r. L - ----- - andv., f-Uowed her. S h e tried the draw ers o f a bureau, but could in>t open them *• You se e it is locked , but som etim es ho leaves the k ey , then we w ill com e and steal.*'
T h en retracin g h er step s, sh e cam e again to th e room o f M adam $ --------, w e being a ll the w h ile at h er h ee ls ;. and se e ing a sick lady com ing whom we had le ft in the rirst cham ber,she drew back say in g . “ S e e , H--------, who com*, s ! L e t usgive h er room to p i - s . " S h e stood still, turning her b ack as i f sh e dreaded to iie discovered ; but h ere a lso, as elsew h ere , our presen ce did not seem to annoy her.
F in a lly she returned to the room w here sh e first lost con sciou sn ess o f our p resence. T h e re , approaching a table on w hich was ly in g a pack o f dom inoes, with w hich sh e som e
tim es amused herself, sh-' called h e r in visib le com rade saying, “ C om e, le t us play d om inoes,*'and she com m enced playing her-cIt' for the tw o. 1 thought I would save h e r h a lf the trouble, and l purposely laid down one o f a w rong number. “ 2>e'*, one has put a five for a « ix . H aven 't you a s ix ’ V ery w ell, draw ,’’ and her own hand perform ed the o flk e indicated.
T h e p ieces played by the som nam bulist w ere w ell jo in ed ; how ever, w hen 1 laid down a p iece in tw o in stan ces, sh e drew
back, h er hand without sayin g any th ing , as i f sh e w ere annoyed by som e obstacle th at w as in the w ay.
P re tty soon sh e left the tab le , say in g , “ Y ou are a stupid girl, you don't know how to p lay, and you ch ea t.” S h e w ent
som e steps to seat h erself, thus approaching our p resen ce , and
w hen w c w en: about to withdraw from her she exp ressed the d esire to be aw aked . T h a t being done, every thing indicated
her com p lete forgetfu lness o f what had o ccu rred . T h en search in g m her pocket, sh e com plained th at sh e m issed her ear-drops. T h a t eviden tly was a il sh e kn ew . W e observed
th at sh e had not th e th ree little p ieces o f m oney w inch had
been given h er at the com m encem ent o f the sittin g, nor had she the half-dollar, nor the brooch. W e sen t h er out upon
an errand in order th at w c m ight in h er ab sen ce exam in e all the nooks and corn ers w here sh e had been . T h e bed w as d isp laced , the carp et taken up, e tc . V ain research es '
N ig h t having arrived, w e placed ourselves at the table as
was our custom . M r. L -------and M r. D----------- had rejoinedus. W e w ere then five in num ber. In a few secon ds the
child passed into the abnorm al s ta le , and certa in ly w ithout the agen cy , at least voluntary, o f any <»nc o f us this lim e . As
soon a s I saw her hands m ove, 1 shppe,d under the table, wln-re 1 soon saw h er hands d escen d and grope about a-i i f to se ize som eth ing in the air, And th is motion was accom panied by the medium w ith th ese words, “ G ive it to m e, th e n .” But
nothin g w as given that tim e, nor at any o f the other s ittin gs at
w hich l w as in like m anner hidden under the table. Could 1
have been thus an o b stac le ■
B e in g qu estioned, the medium responded th at th e little th ie f
had a wry* cou n ten an ce and crooked figure ; and she added
th at it was a litllo girl con n ected with th e fam ily <>| Madam
____ . T h e la tter sa id site recognized her as one of her
co u sin s , dead n early tw enty y e a r - , and who a t the tim e of her
d e c e a s e v a s tw e lv e y e a r s old. S h e died with convulsions
* Our o w w p on d jp i here gives u diagram of tbs brooch It is in r. alm ost tou ch in g h er , I tj lC dm;'*’ "I n deeply- indcBted oak-leaf, i*u inch and u quarter wide at
iu l not annoy licr I Il„ „ Je s t j.«rl w l an inch »nd Uiiao ajuiartera lur,s
w hich distorted her face , »he wa.-i much given l<) pilfering, but ii - slio w,is s ick ly th ey uxensed nil h er funU-w *
T h e medium, not having grasped my th ing, ar<*'i: from her b.-.it ii ml removed from tho table, uml 1 cm iie forth from my hiding-phu t \\ o fol!■>wed the s leep er in all In:r mure lie- andco u n term arch es; fin ally alio went out o f the room, j i a d
through two other cham bers, and entered the dining-room in o rder to seal lu r-ell* at thu com mon table. T im (ab le, ordmardy round, but formed o f two p ari*, am i capable o f being «-;-t<-r by shdea and by supplying additional board* in the middle w as now oval, ft thus m easured four fec-l one w ay and five and a hall the other. Oito o f iU longer s id e* waa about right in ches from the wall T h e medium took a scat a t the end oi the table *o as to bring (ho w all on her r ig h t.* S h e placed h er hands on the tab le w ith the palm s downward T h e re w as a ligh t burning upon the end o f the table next to h er , and
d irectly in front o f her, and it* flam e, .standing at th e height- about r.r........ - .......................................... ...... ■d irectly in her fat-c. T h e som nam bulist seem ed to in k with another— with A lice perhaps— to whom sh e said , “ G iv e it to nte qu ick, before sh e cornea.” On her acco u n t the o th er—-th e
th iev ing S p ir it— w as doubtless d elay in g h er vj.-it. As she pronounced th ese words .-lie q u ick ly extended her right hand
at a point betw een the table and tile w a ll, about th ree or four
in ch es below th e top o f the table, and consequently into the
shade, and alm ost im m ediately the hand again arose with a
package, w hich w as neith er enveloped nor tied together, but con sisted o f fo u r t e e n en g rav in g s o f diverse kinds, lik e those w h ich l d escrib ed in my previous le tter. T h e y m easured at an average about four in c h e s by five or s ix , and must have
ost at least tw o dollars— th at is to sa y , more than th e young girl could have p ossessed at one tim e.
I ran to the opposite aide o f the ta b le ; I rem oved that end
a little farther from the w all, and looked and passed m y hand
everyw h ere . E v id en tly the m edium 's hand hail not extended to the point w here th e ends sep arate from each oth er bv m eans o f the grooves, and w here, besid es, I found nothing but dust, and tlm p ictures w ere very c lean . N or w ere th ey in the
least crum pled, w hich would cer ta in ly not have been the ca se if th ey had been until then concealed in th e g irl's c lo th es.
M y exam ination com pleted , I took niv position, standing, di
re c tly behind the m edium . T h e th ree other p erso n :, also standing, w ere by the table at the left o f the m edium , and
near her sid e ; but in the m eanw hile the medium aw oke.T h a t w hich is now to b e related wo can c e r tify fully , and
without doubt.AH preserving our p laces— the medium seated and w p stand
ing— and havin g our ey es fixed upon the girl’s hand*, w hich had resum ed th eir p lace upon the table, w ith the palm s downward, th is i> what we w itnessed in th e m o.il unr>>r-Uikable
m a n n e r ; for every th ing w as done slow ly in th is last p hase o f
the /icanrv, during w hich the medium continued p erfectlyla k e :
1 said to the g irl, “ T h e y have ju st given you th ose pictures,
but th ey have not returned the half-dollar w hich th ey have s to len , and th ey m ust now return it .” Im m ed iately , to the
great surpriso o f the m edium , and also som ew hat to ours, ln-r righ t hand slow ly turned palm upward, ul the sam e tim e th at her arm perform ed an im pulsive m ovem ent. T h e s e m otions, though com plex, w ere altogeth er analogous to those w hich are som etim es produced hy the w ill o f a m ag netizer, expressed or not, upon an im pressib le person. T h e hand th en m oved to
the right until it cam e to th e edge o f the tab le , and w hile the fingers w ere not fully ex ten d ed , but w ore im m ovable, the w hole hand showed every appearance o f rig id ity , w hich , how
ever, 1 abstained from verifying tins tim e W e then saw the hand descen d th re e or four in ches into the shadow caused by
th e edge o f tho table, and that by a m ovem ent o f its own w hich w as little dependent upon the exten sion o f the arm .
T h is im m ersion o f the hand into the shade onlv continued about four secon d s, during w hich the hand did not stop its motion, and rose again with the sam e s lo w n ess, and show ed us.
a t the in stant o f its em ersion from the darkness, th e half-dol
lar ly ing in the palm , w hich had been continu ally kep t upw ard, and to a ll ap pearance rigid , th e lin gers continu ally re
m aining in fixed positions. An im pulsive m ovem ent then brought the arm over tho tab le , and th e hum! slow ly turning
over, dropped the half-do llar at the foot o f the chaitdcl T h e n the hand b ecam e suddunly free, and resum ed its place
by tlm side o f the le ft hand, w hich had not &iirrod. T h e m e
dium said slu had felt ” a s though som e one had drawn hi
hand asido, and then dropped som ething heavy into it .”
I again spoke and said , “ T h a t is not a l l , th ey have ul-
taken from you fifteen cen ts , and th ey must bring th em b a c k ; ’* when lo ! tho sam e hand, perform ing tho sam e m ovem ents
and with th e sam e slow ness, returned again and th rew down
the throe little m in s by the side o f th o first p ie c e '
** l*et them bring h ack also th e broo ch ,’’ added l ; and
the sam e hand, with tho sam e d o cility , the sumo precision ,
* Our correspondent gives n diagram of the position*, hut this we are obliged to omit, and in il* place we ta lc the liberty of supplying a few words not in the original, for lire purpose of making the description clear
and lb « •am*-- hIovviu *•. (<toui,\ -* !>/ * ,ow *-* ’hat ' I,Lit d eceiv ed ) brought h ark tbe name l,r>/«.< l i '
( did not riifiik o f any rnori o b ject* to r e c iu m . and » entertain ing ourv.-lvc* with the mi J im v G - when our <. iu.n v\.; i suddenly interrupted. Jt would app< ' tj.-.i
/with whom til*- noiiuiaudiuiist, during the Iv **nbed, had threatened th<* lutb; tnvi d»U* th ie f) w ai : »
and com pelled a restitution , tor after » sh ort [**;• • equal to th e p re v im * in terval*, nod a * u vre had b *f m echanical autom aton, the -nine hand madt; tw o rnor
M*un», such a * tlm th ree preced ing , w ith a h k e mte tw een them , and e a ch tim e brought hark on e o f the ; ear-drops, o f w hich th e girl h e rse ji w as ce r ta in ly u> m g ; for, agreeab ly tu rp rised when -in- - iw th e lir.-!
ex c la im ed , “ M y car-r in g s and th is w as said ;u z
surprise w L ith could not have been feigned T h is ended the ."/«/■*
H iUi f
m ay b e , th e
i J bav-
O 'V E R I T Y O r L A N G U A C
L et the read er notice particu larly w hat w
positions. I w as standing D -hiud, andL ots
persrshoulders ofj th e m e d iu m ; th e th ree otb i h er le ft, s lso standing, and w e did not ! .*< ;tH m s’aut in o
serving th e agitated hand e x c e p t w h i<- it rm i.am ed im m ersed in tin* shadow , and w as le ss d istin c tly v iiib le , and w here (he
o b jects w hich w ere brought back to us could n it be ,-.e<-n until the d ire c t ray.- o f the ligh t fell upon th em . / • '■.-/■ to i
. . . do y m ove
m ent o f its o w n , but tee (il l not t « the ohj'C.s c«rr> '.■> A* r d .
n o r d v J ’re see /h e h>tnd< o f th e S p ir i t ' .L e t it be observed , a lso , th at th e se o b je c t* could no? h i e
been con cealed in the c h ild 's s le e v e , and i f th ey L -d beer..
th ey could sc a r c e ly Lave been got out, th e s le e v e * b ng fight at th e w rist-bands. B e s id e s , (h ey could r.o: Ii.v c been ;:( y ; •- J down (n v rth e forearm , w hich only atta ined a sligh t in clin ation
below the h orizon tal position . Obs» r v f i n a l l y , th at she l. in the position to w h ich it d escen d ed t > ih** r ig h t (r>t-tw<'< u
d ie tab le and th e w all), touched nothing solid , and that th ere
w as no nook for any th ing to be hidden in. c ith e r in th e table on th e one hand, or in the w all on th e o th er, and th at the fu n d
ira < i r ic l l j in t i e o r.S o far, th en , every th ing h as been related with p re c is io n ;
hut I m ust om it nothing w h ich m ay serv e to c le a r up the qu estion. H e re , th en , is w h at I prom ised in an early part o f th is com m unication , and to confirm w h ich tim e w as r e
quired.
In the first p lace , I d iscovered th at th e ch ild had bough", some p ictu res, m ed als, and books, though it d oes iu»t seem possible th at sh e could have com m anded the sum n e ce ssa ry to p u rch ase a ll w c have se e n . 1 w ilt grant, th en , th at a ll the ob jects receiv ed at our n n .ce s may have been previously pur
chased , and one m ay conclude from th is th at th e ch o ice ot
th ese artic les w as th e busin ess o f th e m edium, although sh e m ay have b een in fluen ced in th is as sh e hits been in many
oth er w ays. T h e ch a ra c te r o f th ose o b je c ts , (h en , p raxes
nothin g ; but le t us proceed further.H a rin g told th e ch ild what I k n e w o f her ac ts and m otion■»
am i havin g, w h ile passing, even show n her th e sto re w ioro sh e had m ade h e r p u rch ases, sh e dom ed t: ; but p erhaps in
th is sh e w as also su b ject to a foreign in flu en ce , by w h ich sh e
seem s to h a r e b een controlled on tho n ex t m o rn ing , w hen, in* sL-.ul o f going d irectly to sch o ol, sh e w ent aild bought som e
th ing at the M in e s to re . S h e subsequently adm itted th at m y accusation w as ju s t , but could only ex p la in by sa y in g , “ 1 could
not help it .’'Com ing tog eth er one night before the h o u r fixed t r our
m eetin g , w© w ish ed to s e a rch her, as w as our custom , and tw o persons [fem in in e] attem pted to proceed to th at task , but the
sle e p e r m anifested great opposition . S h e rolled upon th e floor, and rend ered th e operation quite difficu lt. U w as not
in sisted upon, but it w as believed that sh e had a bo. k co n ce a led in h er c lo th es , and one w as found in th em som e m om ents a fter on th e so fa w here sh e had ju s t la id dow n.
I te s tily , ho w ever, th at in th e - - sea rch in g op eratio ns (r *s -
i.v.v J e d o .■tinier] w c have often enough had cau x * !o b e satisfied :
n ev erth e less , w e should not n eg le c t th ose precau tion s, w h ich are a lw ay s useful in ex p erim en t*. I w as put on m y guard
one day by th e b o o k seller, who inform ed m e th at the uirl hod bought an o th er book (tu rning ag a in out o f h e r path as sh e w as
going to sch o ol). I t w as on th e sam e day th at sh e w as to be
taken to a house w here sh e had not In on before . I d id not
fail to cau se her ft* be search ed before h er dep artu re ; but •be made a v igorous opposition , and threw h e r s e lf in to an •«ruted
ch a ir w here the book w as soon found, and w inch sh e c o n c e a l
ed w hile sh e rem ained sea ted , but w in ch sh e prutulflv dropped
out o f h e r p ocket. Wdial sh e would have afterw ard done w ith tins book under th e sev e re exam in ation at th e com m encem ent
o f the m' uniV, a t the oth er house (th e p o ck ets n ever b e in g for
g otten m su ch c a s e s ) , is w hat I w ould m uch lik e to know . I
do not th in k it should be doubted th at sh e w as im pressed in
resp ect to th is sea rch , us sh e had alw ay s laug hing ly subm itted (o s im ilar exam in ation s at a ll tlu> h o u ses to w h ich w e bad con-
dueled h er . P e rh a p s , th e n , som e in v isib le hand would have
rem oved from h e r a ll ca u se s o f em barrassm en t, and i t m av be
“I !»
- . j G i
:• at th e Towo f b o g u a ?
product d by xctuag upon •• . ly 1 . :
Lie M in - vr--v
w ere a il am azed,
a re no t a ll th ese *
every m an :n our own tongue, »T h is sofut.on o f the origin oi
b ein g in rS©U‘ ou a c i ul’ aupero confirm ed by lire Sp iritu a l .Mur,M edium s are now mad*-, to spea g o tber unknow n to th em se lv es ;
dium in a num ber o f d ifferen t 1
by h im self. T u e sam e m ode D eity in producing a d iv ersity
B a b e l and at Jem saT cm as is ti tations. T h e y w ere probably j people a s m edium s, e ith e r i
the ag en cy o f ** m in isterin g S p ; sam e kind o f p henom ena '-re ?v>w pro-ice 1 b\ upon m edium s, and by w h ic h th e lic g u a g v *>f th e se rr.
in S c r ip to r long . is “ con fo u n d ed ,* a j j a
speak in “ unknow n to n g u es.”wav ........ r gv
f impossibility, t ccounf I ;: v • i '■ i >—• •
e x c e jit upon th e sup position th at dmy had th e ir origin supernatural ac t o f j«o w «t . or, in i'th er w ords, z. miracl<
th e supposition th at th ey w ere tire w o rL o : man
ttun. th e ir m u ltip licity , th e ir d iss im ila r ’ • ■“ •••*^diuciion oppose in su p erab le o b je c tio n s ,
w ere m erely th e w ork o f hum an in ven tio n , an>
r ie s w ere eu iarged gradually , as th e hum an nu proved, hum an wants* m u ltip lied , and th e sto ck
; appropriate words to e x p re ss th em b e ca m e
Be!
sam e m* • unirexu*
■r
n d h . s me Cl. .r ayatema*.
I f lai-.gu ig*
rd , the
■iL,l . • tu e mom-1 i nattuiv c :• to a n v svsto in 1
would, 1 c o n ce iv e , have i-i-eu a> c '.c ; r and heterogen eo
< p ossib le to imag'.ivr— w ithout plan or s y - ie m . Fu
very sup position o f su ch an o rig in p recli any th ing lik e ay stem . W o rd s b ein g im
x p ;c s - i p articu lar id ea could not, fr
•. adm it o f being farm ed w ith referer lan guage, esp ecia lly su ch p • • •><•>,Jncal on.*-. ;• •• th«.>e now e.* islin g T h e y would be invented ironx th e u rg en cy o f t)»e «' ca.sion to o x p r t a partis' liar w an t, w li’ch ii w a s ^ f iiM ne.
cssa ry im m ediately (•* v«-m m ou'.cate, aud i i y * ™ fl1 ex p re . s io n w h ich sh ould f ir s t o c c u r to th e u p ™ tor th e jm rpo-
would probably b e ad op ted , i'.s {n reg u larly ocitrived sy stem o f lan g u ag e w o n e n * t - r to e h ead o f t? person fir>t using it, b e v iu --^ ^ * 511 th e in fa n cy o f h is infr.'.'vc
ual p o w ers, he could s * have a n y co icoptivm .* M ich
sy stem , am i th e re m»t by th e sup p osition any laiguajio {*xistiri’'> < ,'vh ic h to adapt it. l . iu -o a L form ed in tins
w a y , by ^A tm ial ad d itions « s th e nece-r-'.'y o f th em about ar'V .^w tiuld be a s ir re g u la r , as w anting in m ethod and order,
a s th o dilTerent path s w h ich th e n o t *»• tie r s o f a coxntr.
should str ik e out for th em se lv es, and lor the sam e reaso*. '> £ the n e ce ss ity o f nm uetliatB accom m od ation , without reieryttc
to, » r ev en thought o f,p op u lo u s tow n s n r i 'iu g in fiu'*>r0» acquit
m g regu lar s tre e t* , laid out upon a sy stem atic ; ■j a - I i«U i the ca se o f lan gu age, a s w e ll as in the I.i. l * ' c a s e , w ou ld l
som eth in g th at could not oven be fo rc“ ',' , i - 'J ,K - ce r ta in ly u>>
provided agiitnsl L an g u ag e, thou, • • ,M ^ ,,s* 'v-l> , andgrow ing grad u ally , would n ecc**j r , ^y b^vm.n»' in tin:
me u se m ass o f w ords, p . , - 'd > ff& tv tn ■ * . ..would req u ire the la b o r o f a ce n tu ry t o k = m . F o r lite r, would bo no com ic- '.i*‘U o r re la tio n betv> en its p a*ts .
m u ch for lai»gu:t**«,!‘ upon tin* sup position th at th ey w ere v
m allv the work ol' m an .
WHOLE NO. 107.
i‘"<* P*3* -> the Cn'.r of
' a .' T uto were -'My three ctM 1 Jam $ ------- inaer.tlizcd l ‘l«f
n s a l l p, wheth
er Wfc w - -•■ a:.* , • ■
Madsen S — — c:::.-..u-rd? " u " ■■ -■•eia u:-: “ ft
• . • - ■ -r t.v e * eft im r.-v w ere r.
CiUld. ouey. I
ere, answered si :11 must hari ■ seme mo meats ensued:1 iC :z.-: u: i t i i f t e sm all
: s h e put in h t r p a c k e t
adv two c i r - m u - With wliic j she bad
hr she :s very c a d i-lik e , not ;.p- c- years o il . thtr.gr. she is sn.d
s being known I have already
ri-ym ? ;:ie morning, peur.r : : r - ; « dto be fourteen. but w tfo cc : th: sa d that she - s a s orphan).
: . . : > u - r .V . i ft- Ctrl. V.i.i a sk ep. ../s . . n in g room (Fe u d i
her S t ated a- a J .s ta u re fr- m to, site spoke in a suppre-sed - _ ’ „ V I ■ No, tit*. 1
a ; ‘i . .; .« v. ' T a e n she h it tier s -a : .a : , j went and • : . : -... ■ ■ • • - ! here she 1 1 1 t-U fJ trie sa;a
th ie f: y-:tl
- ; ai.i a;..: u..‘ course, auatu^. •• xou are r. r . aft. the stea lin g " Previously the girl,
" t o . - nermai state, is ft couiJ net be doubted.
comm.e.-d ce ru ia acts ’-L .-'h ' .aid Lave been very repre-
; could h a ie keen l :■■■'< < c font th ey w ere done
•. foat.’arftv _ri. 1 r*. s ir foe-e 10 be speken o f here-
a ftc : h s : fo. ft g ress ito fo - fo .1 c.come too ien g tl.y . here is
cue. r. wev, V............. : - : ms • . : cvessary to mention in
th is place. One ii.'rri.r .g . hav ju st arisen from her bed
a:,a lii ia g . _:.y '. ...••• ■ g •• hid sa;d. “ I liare he*-n aft
n.ga: with -* h*1f-dolU r (cetai-p : » ;lre , z :A I ought Jo have it."
: . s — — :L 0 examfoed L cr eft.s -1 ar.d found such a
com m .-iT ig Doubtless - ch i i h a i ns« n during the mfo.it
ai,J cor.,t. - to-, in n tz i.'-- etit larc* ay. vf w hich the re-
membrasce ru-.r.-- : i that a dream . Sh e and Madam
S _____foept ;1 m e same room. Madam S ------- then said to
- f - - S ' «.v ft :=> -her v. i.; hare taken from me that hah-doi- lar. %ui f.ivv r . .-.t re-ft: tv : me." Then to :•:. instant the'--'I fell 1 a kind -A trance, ai.d concealing with care the morernrt.ts ct r i-u.fts she seeim-d to take itoru i.«.-r shoe, cr pexher • from her st.ck.og l-U- -omoftiDf-s slept with her sfo'kngs cr.;. t o ret U-mod na.f-do.iar,and Lai.tied it back to‘. 'id am S ___ - « tLoiit any mere cerem ony T h e reader will_te -Dr u r.y what we sh all S3V b* re after, that w c were
on our jruard rd p vct.n g what the girl was capable of doing, whether vA untaniy or seem ingly un d.r foreign influence.
\Ve v _ : : ow return from th is digression.geer.:* *L„‘-r, -mat the child was always restating a mysterious
t jtrr.ptat: >n wh.cr. might hare caused bigots to say that we« ere in tue ; r- race u.e devil. Madam b ------ again saidt o her, ' J» ^ tne they wish t<< rob, 1 permit them, provided
r*<b -' a y i take from me nothing but m oney.”Tue s.'eej • r s'..;* ' 1 a.-’ . but it soon became evidentli.at «h* Vtehi rd. She parsed into the room of Madam S------ .v. h e i v -> also h ers, and w ent toward the closet, which she 'o e n e i a c l then p u fed out a draw er, arcing the diverse con.
te«u o f wn eh eiic te e n b ed p n ro ug . a fin lingthe coveted object. S h e took u p orie-m ou tu u £ , but could i
Madam S-------- then dropped a half-dollar against
l of the seeker, which she immediately seized, but appearing to notice what was passing before and
f.er tin; fall of the money nor our close nrox- leemed u> excite her attention. Finding nothing
wet* to which in look a fancy, or perhaps being satisfied (for ‘ j appeared tiiat aiie had also stolen a brooch) she
in Urt- drawer, cloned the closet, went into another room, whole length i««/er a be»Jwuh her nose against
■ «ay tlut during her m u ty the closet * * '■wker ton*', and lurned her bead to on*; aide
'*r *n»v hiking » re not to he disturbed.' ^ W u.-tiie inMigalor (fern .n ine] not lo
. ' ^ ' ,f . , ^ ***** however, idmost touching ],erf
'**& ***'-•> did not annoy h e r
o;*:.
a/our.d he r , ;
.ai.iv to her s
the bed eight or ten minutes in cout:n- ler ’.in ts ib le cm nradr. S lie *pok«* in a
urai. *jid **= -f hid been far from the ears and yfoiarrers. ll» r nv.xt frequently repeated and in»-
•' V ; t ike too ■ . .'■■!. • «•* n'ton tik e the half-dollar don’t take the
roach d the 1
Mr. t - — (the father of Madam S — . 1 <ic±j. ab u: twen'.v v r a n j will p erce ite U. and blab it out. and I v, j ; !,(. » i] l carry it ail hack tn-mght D on’t takeim il i •*«nother ’.m e you can steal it " Sh e daV lt on tins 1 at- } ter werd, . w hich she frequently made uso during this
I scen e.I At the word “ brooch* (epiuglette) Madam S*------- sus-
-r theft. S h e ran to her clo.-'et. and sought in i n .. ! r evh w hich she knew she put there. It was an Oh
io o: i-n which she sat high value, as it had been given to iu-r. I : was a Minplo le a f in gold, o f which th is is the ap-
in4... , . w u i . i t ! W . U wilt oeu selu l farther,, ij,a l the reader should know its dim ensions.*
; m - __ — - W B iItti ob ject. T h e SOBUMUS-
b jL s : rails-, ir.v, t.-.kcn it without our know ledge. T h e latter. s t.li under the bed, c< tUiuued her monologue in Uicsc w ord s- •• A; - time wc will steal. You will te ll A lice and£ _ ___ . , > r. - related to the family o f M r. L —-- - , who
L.ved m tin same iv.iuse with us. and who during th eir life time had a great love o f m oney) to com e, and we will steal also
M r. L ;------ h . H e Las a box w hich :? com plete (or full.
.(). som etim es is in halves (d It is keptlocked, but he som etim es forgets the key . L et us go and
s e e ."After saying these words the somnambulist cam e forth from
her hiding-place and went into the room of M r. L ------- . andwc fallowed her. S h e tried the drawers o f a bureau, but could not open thc-m “ You see i: is locked, but som etim es he leaves the key, then we will com e and steal.”
T h en retracing her steps, she cam e again to the room o f Madam S ------- . we being ail the w hile a: her h e e ls : and se e ing a sick lady com iog whom we had left in the first cham ber,she drew back saying, S e e , H --------, who co m es! Let usgive her room to p ass." Sh e stood still, turning her back as i f she dreaded to be discovered : but h ere also. r.= elsew here, our presence did net seem to annoy her.
Fin ally she returned to the room where she first lost consciousness o f our presence. T h e re , approaching a table on v. inch was ly ing a pack o f dominoes, with w hich she som etim es amused herself, she called her invisible com rade saying, "C o m e . let us play dom inoes," and she com menced playing h erself for the two. 1 thought I would save her h a lf the trouble, and I purposely laid down one o f a wrong number. " cne has put a five fo ra s:.\. H aven’t you a six 7 V ery well, draw ," and her own hand performed the office indicated. T h e pieces played by the somuambulist w ere well joined : however, when I laid down a piece in two instances, she drew back her hand without saying any thing, as i f sh e w ere an- noyed by some obstacle that was in the way.
P retty soon she left the table, saying, - Y o u are a stupid girl, you don't know how to play, and you ch eat." Sh e went some steps to seat herself, thus approaching our presen ce , and when we were about to wj-.h-’raw from her she expressed the desire to be aw aked. T h at being done, erc-ry thing indicated her com plete forgetfulness o f what had occurred. Then searching .» her pocket, she com plained that she m issed her ear-dropt T h a t ei lently w as all sh e knew . W e observed
that she hud i. t the three little pieces o f money which had been given her ut the com m encem ent o f the sitting, nor had she the half-dollar, nor the brooch. W e sen t her out upon an errand in order that w c might in her absence examine all ti.e nooks and corners w here she ln d been. T h e bed was d isp la c -J. the carpet taken up, e tc . Vain research es !
ii.
N igh’. Luring arrived, we placed ourselves at the table aswas our ca-tom . .Mr L ------- and M r. D----- had rejoined
ere then five in number. Tn a lew seconds the ch.id passed into the abnormal state, and certain ly without the agency, at least voluntary, o f any one o f us this tim e As
swon as her hands move, I slipped under the table, wL -re 1 soon -u v her hands descend and grope about as i f to j*. ;z*- som ething in the air. snd th :*- motion was accompanied by the medium with th ese words. *• Give it to m e, th en .” But nothing was given lr. c. time, n o ra t any o f the other sittings at which 1 w ui in like m anner hidden under the table. Could 1
have been thus an obstacle?B«-ing questioned, the medium responded t in t the little th ief
had a wry Count* nance and crooked figure . ami sh e added
that it was a little g jr! conueettd with the family of Madam
$ ------- . T h e U tter said she recognized her .i- one of her
cousins, dead nearly twenty years, and who a: the tim e ol her
lic e n s e was tw elve years old. S h e died with convulsions,
» O;;-.- 'rid.':! her* gives.o diagram cf the brooch, it i- inhf. sh .i? •. f a <!■ • p!y indebted oak-leaf, on inch and a quarter wide it he wi lts’, part ai.d in inch and three quarter* long
which distorted her face , she was much given lo pilfering, but a,- she was sickly Uk v excused all h*.r fanta»i<-s
T h e medium, not having grasped any thing, arose from her seat and removed from the table, and I cam e forth from my hiding-place. \Ve followed the ilcep er in all her m arches and counterm arches; finally >hc went out o f the room, pns-.cd through two other cham bers, and entered the dining-room tn order to sea! hersr-jf a t the common table T h e (able, ordinarily round, but formed of two parts, ami capable o f being extend* d by slides and by supplying additional boards in the mtdd} was now oval. It thus measured four feet one way and five and a h a lf the other. One o f its longer sides was about eight inches from the wall. T h e medium took a s e -t at the end of the table bo as to bring the wall on her right.’’ S h e placed
her hands on the table with the paiins downward. T h ere v. as a light burning upon the end o f the table next to her, and d irectly in front o f her, and its flame, standing at the heighto f about { « - » . - - ■ •»---------- m - ' " l,lCdirectlv in her lace. T h e somnambulist seem ed to tr.ik with another— with A lice perhaps—-to whom sh e said, “ G ive u to me quick, before she com es.’ ’ On her account the other— the thieving Spirit— was doubtli as delaying her visit. A s she
pronounced these words sh e quickiv extended her right hand at a point betw een the table and the w all, about th ree o r four in ches below the top o f the table, and consequently into the shade, and alm ost immediately the hand again arose with package, w hich was neither enveloped nor tied together, but consisted o f fo u r te en «:nro.\:ngs of diverse kinds, like those w hich I described in my previous letter. T h e y m easured a:
an average about four in ch es by five or six , and must hare cost at least two dollars— that is to say. more than th e young girl could have possessed at one lim e.
I ran to the opposite side o f the ta b le ; I removed that cud a little farther from the w all, and looked and passed m y hand everyw here. Ev id ently the medium's hand had not extended to the point w here the ends separate from each other by means o f the grooves, and w here. ! . -ides. I found nothing : m du?t. and the pictures w ere vc-iy clean . Nor w ere y :u the least crum pled, w hich would certain ly not have been the case if they had been until then concealed in the girl's clothes.
My exam ination com pleted, i took m y position, standing, directly behind the medium. T h e three other persons, also standing, w ere by the table at the left o f the medium, and
near her side ; but in the meanwhile the medium aw oke.T h a t which is now to be related w c can certify fully, and
without doubt.A ll preserving our places— the medium seated and w** stand
ing— and having our ey es fixed upon the girl's bands, which had resumed their place upon the table, with the pahns downward, th is is what we w itnessed in the i •■y.ifilemanner ; for every thing was done slow ly in th is las', phase o f the s tan ce , during which the medium confirmed perfectly a w a k e :
1 said to the girl, “ T h ey have ju st given you those pictures,
but th ey have not returned the half-dollar which they have stolen, and they must now return it.” Im m ediately, lo the great surprise o f the medium, and also som ew hat to ours, her right hand slow ly turned palm upward, at the sam e time that her arm performed an impulsive movement. T h e se motions, though com plex, w ere altogether analogous to those which are som etim es produced by the w ill o f a raagnetizer, expressed or not, upon an im pressible person. T h e baud then moved to the rig)?; until it came to the edge o f the table, and while the fingers were not fully extended, but w ere immovable, tb - whole hand showed every appearance o f rigidity, w hich, however, 1 abstained from verifying this time. W e then saw the hand descend thr-.e or four inches into the shadow caused by the edge o f the table, and that bv a movement o f its own which was little dependent upon the extension o f the arm. T h is immersion o f the hand into the shade only continued
about four seconds, during which the hand did not stop its motion, and rose again with the sam e slow ness, and showed us. at the instant o f its em ersion from the darkness, the half-dollar lying tn the palm, w hich had been continually kept upward, and to all appearance rigid , the fingers continually remaining in fixed positions. An im pulsive movement then brought the arm over the table, and tho hand slow ly turning over, dropped the half-dollar at the foot o f the chandelier. T h en the hand becam e . udJen ly free , and resumed its place by the side o f the le ft band, which had uot stirred. T h e medium said she had felt " a s though some one had drawn her hand aside, and then dropped something heavy into it."
1 again .-poke and s-.id, “ T h a t is not a l l ; th ev have also taken from you fifteen < m ts , and th»-y must bring them back
when lo ' the sam e band, performing the sam e movements, and with the sam e slo w n o -s returned again and threw down the th ree little < 0111- by the side o f the first p ie c e ’
Ltd them bring back also the. brooch,’’ aUded I ; and th« same hand, with tiro sam e docility , the -nine precision.
Our correspondent, gives a diagram of the positions, hot this we are obliged to omit, and in iu p’ace wc take Un* liberty of supplying 0 few word? nor in the original, for the purpose of making the description clear.
and the sam e slow nei? (doubt!* ?s to -Lev.- us tbitt » c w re not deceived) brought back the sam e brooch 1
1 did not think of any mom object** to reclaim, and we were entertaining ourselves with these marvtU when our con*enotion was suddenly interrupted. It would app-vr that Mr. (. . (with whom the somnambulist, during the scene under the bed, had threatened the little uivtoibie thief) wn» at his post, and compelled a restitution; for after 'i short pau-e, nesr'y equal to ike previous interval*, and as jf we bad before tia a mechanic^ automaton, the same band made two more excti;- - ns, • . . . terra]tween them, and each time brought back one of the ncar-drops, of which the girl her-eif was certainly ro t viking; or, agreeaMy 1 prised when • w fir 1 1 exclaimed. ‘'M y e a r-r in g s a n d tins was *•'.:■] in a tor - M surprise which could not have been feigned.
T h is ended the .*;•*»/•/*in .
L e t the reader n o tice particularly w hat w ere oar re -p cc i. .0
positions. I w as standing behind , and looking over *>• Id ere if, th e m edium ; tfa three ar per .
h er left, also standing, and we did not L>?e .an instant in observing the agitated band except w hile it remained immersed ID th e si ' - ! \ a> L
objects w hich w ere brought back to u s could not be seen the d irect rays o f the ligh t fell upon them . / ' < - t r y ce th at the hand, during its im m ersion, did n o t perform any movem ent o f its ow n : but v e d i i nvt n’t Cm i m i * / - .r l-u -J.n or d id tee u t the k in d s o f (he S p i n ( a
L e i it be observed, a lso, that th ese ob jects could not have been concealed in the ch ild 's sleeve, and i f th ey had beer.,
th ey could scarcely have been go: out, the s leeves i> :ug tight i t the w r is t- ln u b ; Besbb:> . th ey conld not have been slipped down 0-. r r the forearm , w hich on ly attained a slight inclination below the horizontal p >-;::on. O bserve, finally, that the b - r . i . in the position to w hich it descended to the right (betw een the table and the w all), touched nothing solid, and that th ere was no no k for any thing to b e hidden in, either in the table
on she one hand, or in the w all on th e other, and that the h a n d 15 w holly in th e a ir .S o for, then, every th ing has been related with p re c is io n :
but I must omit nothing w hich may serve to c lea r up the question. H ere , th en. :s w hat I promised in an early part o f th is com munication, and to confirm w hich time w as required.
In the fir-', p lace, i d iscovered that the child had bough: some pictures, m edals, and books, though it does no: seem possible that sh e could have commanded the sum n ece ssary to purchase ail we have seen , i w ill grant, then, th at all the
jec ts xx m ay 1 ■ ‘eviously pur
chased, and one m ay conclude from th is th at the ch oice o f these articles was the business o f the medium, although she may have been influenced in th is as - lie has been in many other wavs. T h e ch aracter o f those ob jects , th en, proves nothing ; but le t us proceed further.
Having told ib e child what I knew o f h er ac ts a M ir.oCc>.=. and having, w hile passing, even shown her th e -sto re w here •he had made h er purchases, sh e denied H : but perhaps in h is she was a].so subject to a foreign influence, by w hich she ieems to have been controlled on the n ex t m orning, w hen, in
stead o f going directly to school, she w ent ail'd bought som ething a t the sam e store. S h e subsequently adm itted that my accusation was ]Us‘. but conld only explain by say in g . “ 1 c< u)d uot help it ."
Com ing together one. n ight before the hour fixed for our m eeting, we w ished to search her, as w as our custom , and two persons [fem inin e] attempted to proceed to that task ; but the sleeper manifested great opposition. Sh e rolled upon the floor, and reudered the operation quite difficult. It was not insisted upon, but it was believed that she h id a book co n cealed in her clothes, and one was found in them some moments after on the sofa w here she had ju -'. laid down.
I testify , how ever, that in th ese -.'a rch in g operations ( i i<-
-.>• J e don ■niter) wc have often enough had cau- e to be- satisfied ;
ucvinheU -ss. v.-e should not neg lect those precautions, w hich are alw ays useful in experim euis. 1 was put «>u toy guard one day bv the bookseller, who informed me tb-..! the s 'r i had bought another book (turning again out o f h er path as sht u as
oiling to scho ol). I t was on the sam e day f h . , sh e was to be
taken to a house w here sh e had not 1 - - n before. 1 did nfo fail to cause her to be searched before h er departure ; but ,n** made a vigorous opposition, and threw h e rse lf into an arm ed ch air w here the book w as soon found, and which sh- co n ce a led w hile she remained seated , hut w hich sh e prohibit dropped
o f In r pocket. W hat sh e would have afterw ard d one \\ ith th is book under tho severe exam ination at '.he com m encem ent
o f the M at the other house (th e p n e k es never being forgotten in such ca se s), is what 1 would much like to know. 1
do not think it should l>* doubled that sh e was im pressed in respect to th is search , as -ho had alvt 5 lauciiuigiy • iibiiititrd to sim itar exam inations at all the bouses lo w hich w .-liad con-
dueled h er . Perhap s, th en , sonic invisible hand would have removed from h er all causes o f em barrassm ent, and it m ay be
that her pocket v.-as vm fdv u.t-tH*- i '■■ *< '.
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ment o f e ? ta W i* W fa c ts o f >h.: - fo.-.d A - f
cnrreiicen ehogeib • . : - . ;
Kew O n .* * * - , L i , A fr J 5 , J ® 6 .
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D I V E R S I T Y O F L A N G U A G E SIn
written : •• And the Lord they a! have c u t languid
us go down, and there coi• *” it
’ i - Therefore is tbv : tme c ’. ft,—r e co u fo tin d th e I hj
i ’-ke as o f ar^-. s : . i : : * all fftied with th e H -i- r
I dw elling at Je ru sa lem J - d^ vju t n ■ . . - j under hesven. X o w w hen ih.
. . • ■ c
J w ere a il am azed, and m arveled. s » i a g one t are not all th ese w hich -p eak Ga'.i----_. »
; every man in our own tongue, w herein we u T h is ?o!at:on o f the origin o f th e d ivers::
being in r .sU L a n a c t o f s i^ e r n a tu n ] power, confirmed by the Spiritu al M an ifestation* o f M edium s are sow made to sp eak and * r . : t gether unknown to tb.erui'ftves , a:.d of dium in a num ber o f different lan unag-s a l :' y . • . . • - - ■
pr ring ■ _
B ab e! and at Jeru salem as is r.ow. by *fo Sr- .! tations. T h e y w ere ptobaV.v prod ersd t v ac :in » people as m eJ'.um s, e ith er direc.’Iv ! . :v .- ; i . ' >r the agen cy o f " m inistering S p irits ,'’ v . foe «.-.tt-» w sam e kind o f pher m -:.a a r? r. v; p : ;.M : * Ly Spin upon mediums, ar.d bv w h ich the ofin S cr ip tort is •* co i.f M i.itJ J" ; : *speak in " unknown tongues.
It has always be matjer of great difficulty . ar.-I it c -be said *f impa&sifc tl’.ty, to accour f.-r ti.i.iu ft rl-c.iy of .a:gu : s a they now exist aad ft r - Ion2 a p?r.->d have ex '? ;.e x : t :ou foe in pposi . . ey had foeir or:§ia n ?ca;supernal!aral act of pen r, or, in ids, a milthe supposition lLa they were foe work of man and has inrC:
foe T o w -r .
tiL-n, th eir m uhipUchy, th e ir «lr>?>m.i .rito- -- - - ‘ .r s y s t tm a : ucitoii i>[*pu.sc insupf-rabli o b je c i.- .a s . i f lar.gu .g,
w ere m erely foe work of huciau icvesitio. . .*.1. i : . - r r ies wore enlarged gradufti’y . a - foe .w A b»cxai% .r,proved, human wan'.? tnult plied, .and Lie. sir*ok o f ideas reay;- m g appruprin’e words to ex p ress t c, ...r_ , J ,
would, 1 con ce iv e , have l.-w a as cLnoiir n . i l.oter g« ucv^s a it is p ossible to im agine— w ::!.*••.:! plan or < v * m . F , : -ft-
■ ' - - i. :• : • : to-' ‘. _ ‘ 1 . • ;. kYards _ .
to -to, :••}* :i ’.rli 'itl.'ir idea ctn.i l ft- , i.to.urr , . tft ca>«- admit o f being t- rin.-d w.:h r.-fo-r-. to any ?v-ft-;n t language, e sp ecia lly suc)i , ■ i iucal o n es <•istm g T h e y would l> • . J tV—ii ftn.- urgency f :ft- casion to exp ress a particu lar w.-rft, w h ich . essary irome Lately to c.,-nmiuiuc end 1 ei ex.-.-,-sion w hich should f ir -t o ccu r to the ;ymCo n r th e purpo would pi 3 ItsIrived system o f hi.'guago v .e n iL ^ v c r ciito-r tho head v\
person fii -i using ft. l»ecau<t>«^ra foe ual pow ers, ho could bav 0 n.uy
vstenn, and there not hv fo e » u p p '-n .o a -e unv |i:
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bow :i- - n il. v;-: '.oat -. or res lin j- »>r K>ia>i>tf with <>lcictT ts *a l i ' l • f fos-.ni- n • -l!. r«. ehoulil ft? prire lb? ns* of the Lu-j.-04.-0. j ; e: y ftrrv ft!!,I deliver?.1 o'carlv. dUtioclll,!•• -ich a:, : »t!--u in 1 L-rvft! etTeei. J |J»ve n • reply, ftn-l it WAs. ft l i ' rertau.. loe^pliesMo, without nhoitlibg •'UperBblutftl a
The JftTft of r.ur*i‘l?e sre |>**t. sad l knowj rfttiLg thisW h j tor J» « !L r
»i I1:.* years of -b-.-ron. n. hat »oy uiia-5. a a i lhal nifta m-.*l luve l-eea Oonld l-sve U-eu as ir ::r*vr:i t e; e.-lal-r
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“ •?-* ca ll.'i t. -xjuouore ;
.’ sm ivy » -re**?! bore io ^ s a r . fta English frigate- AH has is
", ' 2r.e s;.d i:b :r -i rrt aa-i aa’TAteJ a-iL-rss by thi t--* r.'-tic. ali r r { - l r r ' . a,> ty t-;r duty
E --- : i l ; i i - :' c e ; >kr-;'..-we'j k u j- : - g K sn .ll* • «firit.ar.d -. >w a ; •.. - j he v : 1 > partake is >L: cUry of r-. i ry— ,'?feat
■' ' * •- 'I s *— l t ...-.gl t it lc - ‘. to vi ; hitu A f.;r‘ - > n : l - ; — U: .r * 1 a ce e n in .a a i the cre*l-U i.ger heV/ - 1 * Ci.- •: 1 t-.- 1 r -t-e lea .: s ttu -s . I eatrcale.J Lira a - : orlcr-.l
- = - . t .■ - I m r e irtl-.c . wksch he pr. -aised t-a ' i-rrre Is'? '•'er ' 1 t- -a*. : : llce-2 to 5re At l i e >: as i o f the Art: j a a Le c . -aid r l '* , , k b a w l f no laeger—ngsrdleee of « v adaonitioo and of hts ' i : ■ r : - ; •_>; -r the :*-'y a- ! f.-'w u i • r c r . l i y i s j {,. ;.J
. i.p rtu. her - A fresh aad tres.rs -.i i.seharge from h:s1 - TI< l i t ■ . . . •; 1 I ,; eri- ' : J ; '.- . [ □ ( b 1 J -rU rft’ le
These ware ^UMtioas winch k » '* *n*?n moat be ieA fcr the Iw niol c f two profeaaioas
1 re I to bod deeply ref-Wlir-g on the |i«et, ur.abl* to sleep, when>• boars after Kemble ha-1 beer, put by, 1
w».-. i-zl i f :dy - .1 .* i to V-.-r. i - a a iran u k ea ru-Idealy ill in Ida ha-,-.- c>.-V. la : c-.rc t ear Kec-1 !e'« spartr-?ct. It was arj hoar when all bai •A? a »:.-b. h i,! t arse-i . genera) eileoe* reigned. »r--l fell the light? 'e i.-a no-.- out. \> th tl-e exception of a siugle iamp in the in k ruaq- ms a r ' . - : - it lay t! e rru.v.cs o( Kemble. 1 Lad bled the lick raa- _ [-room bafaiw I M irad rtpla* ; - _ 't ‘;-.tg. and was iur..irg lew s st. K-.i-g alone, when l was almost pet: 1 1 eh.-Misy K en ilp ittin g : up ill lli« l-ertli. with lilt eyej— which !.S-1 r--ca. r.: 1 ir fr.m.er 1 nlliaGcy aDd inMiligeuee—?iic<l in- Wntiy upon rui-c
I bcsttf.e for a laeci-Et upevohiwi and mtlK-nle*.". aad cahl to inj’- '-Vbat 1-ar# I dose. , r left unds-C*. iu this ffiftn's case that ihould
c*use 1-:;;; t... to dare at ni* V. this li t? hour *" oed atccc I waited, losg tin:?, in patnfcl * drpa-lmg *on;* horrible duel?<urc. whenl wi..- r;„e'c-d by iss> c.-: ~ an-lisg a e to fetch him some water With w hit alacrity I obeyed ca i easily be imagined I gave him a
ruin ing weter which be put to Lis monlh, drank th? contents, and retsm ed to r. e He ti c:, laid himself quietly down for the last time- id:- > u.v.-on wa> | rc-‘ e'y the earac. in every respect, i j l eforc dj- scr:l- The lir.-.f had s. -w CX[ ire-1 which be had said was giren him to r ( = s i : t'.i: ' . ly
T ’.o c a r , 1-y u - - all 1 attended, a* usual. to bear the fetters.'. f-;rv:. e res ' and life r -_ia;.u3 consigned to ft watery grave. It -r. -_s an unusually •?'? —n j erifd Seamen are naturally stipemilious, i n : : t l j c c - - - - ■ r- their r.-i. ir h.vl been wrought upoa in a =ingu!ar manner. Tfe.'. ram is alway* ol-*erv*d by sailor? at sueli times, but now they tr*>r all a:T--fed t - or. '• when the body was l id from thet-’a-.k ir.-.- . ’ - a -ii?ry r d .-.l icitioetively to the ship's «: :e tc
Th? uv ighis ha-l Keen atuched to the feet, yet, as if in coniplb ::.:r .t to I'.eir anxiety to see more of him. the body rose perpendicularly fr-’ -i th? wut-r, breast high, two or three time* ThK incident •i 11*'. greatly t - the as-.i nuhcicnt already created in the minds of the
l beg leave to rcuu-rk that i t was u-:: thought proper to keep th holy l-n .-n , .l th* warm latitude wo were ic . I bare now ci>*n short i -. err imperf-rt sketch o f the im portant events attending the la .: ill-.: = and death <-f Wslfeun Kemble
TL" -.hinge produced upen the crew way f .r a time, very remarka- b'c It »: reared s ; if they would never rmile «-r swear again, hut the :• w.-r* • ’ y degrees, except when the subject was renew-
I a E • ' • ‘' ’ . I ' - i
ihende-d immediate desth, 1 c; rem t.ii?-, I pjeceed.- i in (topping tdT 'l-z - . l i vtitc . ' esircm - delihry
1 e;-E r .'i r - I , . , and e r f in e r murk from the r.cat. hi> Lax-r r .-. : » gar decs. j*tw e n the p-<rt?,SJ tford feg the
• ' c.rtu.Ail r. fe r U r con-Jr.vrd i.m e time free trem iiemorrLaicc. t - .t T l ! Z-..U- tc? ire c f me h l s e . and v j c.-n£:.«d tc a p ;rlocular i e - Tfes m ile him fretful, an : he would frequently charge •" c ® « o with - r i m . acid, ft- the san.-i time, darnniag them is
i t sailor styleAfter » .:ne urn* being agsta called to quarters at night, he v t - : -
et;«ar.ly removtd T *1 s-ltk fer.h This was followed hr an-’- '- " 7 discharge < f l ‘ .-_ 1 fn -r. Lis lorn- - h t i , renewed at inter- i i.e uavl L_*. death
O a ike ITtk of Jan nary : -. the nf:?m ocs. Dr ------ a r Sr-t ; . : r .t • e i-.-k. a- 1 : r.'-rvd K *a .;lo to :e Je-iJ 1 directed -. c
to .'*! that L:i messmates did what was esuai on eneL o c c a :-. ns prepar **• -T ' - n r I f - tl.» ; r U How* remains to the 1 rep.
About two Ivo rs after this. Dr. ------ traits railed vs rr» an-i sailKemble had ccn_« ! - Lie. an 3 ws* holding forth to the sailor*
strarge t .v l directly w ert down, when I witnessed one of the i rem ark*' an1 c--v.: ;-_i:nb'.* tratisactions that has y-*rhtpt ever !i to- ti.- 1 : of man to K-hvid Kemble had awakcte-3, as it were fr< s W r . and ra is -i h. up, called for Lis meaemate* in particular, tl: *•: v Eowerc u ita’.y .io cltend to las worls He then loM them be ’->i ' " l t-.-T r-.i via th. 1 at w*« a ll ' w?d 3 sliort taa-e e.f time re- tv to rive them a t well as the o£i~ers. some dirceiioc* a? to th*li
-.duel in i.f*a H i^fsaUea I fmn 1 him eurr->ur.ded l-r the er*w. a i male wlti|g . -,r ; ; sy.:. * the osoet s»rio>a.» atteutica to every word that
hes The oldart a * a were in tears—not a dry »ye} eeea. r.--r a whisper to be heard—all •-x» u eoiecan
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ni cold a? death could make it There wa the Usoplcs, or the c h e .t II: > voice was clear
< oeeomiBoaly brilliant and aclmaUd After ire i* to the medical gentlemen, be t >i 1 me in o Lring Cocanodc-r* Itogers to birr., as he l»-l x before h* finsJly left ns..sicted to go with me, wiieu a scene was |.r-»*i/
ed truly n-r*,' a-, j in ieacrilcb'-e. sad calculated to 6:1 with awe :I - 4 i iy f r i . •• .
ap-art to t.: t Tte o f Ik use who sre c-v: Sted to their l/*d» by lilnf k frepp'eted by ttit sr.rgeou. and w r u -r Je d by his wcep:r.g and tu to : '1 ' « _ ? » :• ! . • Urge crowd of ej-e.-'-alors look :.g through the
I f. ■ ■ ■ - -1 ’ r • 1 ■■ ‘ • u:.
ant v a t i e t, - - . t i ' . f t I - L . ‘ when ti.e (fimmoilore entered And well doc- Le rcz ie r.ix r the e je c t jro-Juce-J by t j uncorr.rc ,n a spcrt<>- <ir * ',•*. *■ t s i . , - . I lit * c i i the utterance of t <-■? words from the mouth o f one 1 r • su p .-o v■’ to !-• dca/1
?<ni fer yoo, sir. being comrui-u.-nc-j by ! irc iu you fo ra short tin e , ac^d ehrer the n esu g e en I was permitted to reris.t tlic earth. Oreo I acne*, a -d s u 10 your comman-is but r j« . ben g u-> i-oog'raa iiahabuar.t o f this rortli ; ones- of the world <?f t j Ir.is I am not permitted t l hare 1-elieW It>d*C«l, were il not forbidden. Y rd -rp stj to tb* e .-k T *s enough ft>r »oo ard
• base l-e n ..-r ; 1 v k to the earth to rcanima!*. I n , be-ly, o r c - n b y M to perf.rm the
lie ‘it .i: gun -e a- ' '"'. -‘e *»-t appt .j>rialc a ; w: :i J have era • -1 ■ kps or j e r o f a n-ltr. •. .? i a haetT vuw«.-f «J1 tlie troral »i i r--
iflour*btnt lij-.-. tl.-; cunmander o f a ship-of-war lie
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