LAME JERVAS

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by  N.A.

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CHAPTER I.
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wt bed giao bis cape danng the night Tt wus cor.
aang firmus that be could nowhere be traced, but,
‘afler the neighbours had wondered and talked for some tune

wont if, the crvumstanae ygep hy degrees forgotten Tho xamo
of Willan Javea samembored by any, except two
Gr three of the okfest miter, when tweniy yours sftarwasd
thare cams eo

tnd, os the guide was ahewing the conosties of the place, ona
among the company, a geatlonan of about meand-thirty yoart

“eo poe) ten away froca the mines &
in ‘eure tilat be ran away” mad ens
mY sneweted tha guide, “wary and Tom of

“Not at all are a cselaty of any stch thing," orind one of
the olde of the ménera, who unterrny ee Feld then
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“I wall take my Bible oath,” added the man, “that about a
month affer ho was mung, I saw the ghoat, Just aa the elook
struck (wclve, walking slowly, with the hght mone ny
cham drigging after bua in other, and he whe comng.
towanls me, and J ran away znto the stablaago the homen : and
from that ime forth I've taken epecul good rare never te go Jat
m tho evemng to that there gallery, or near tt; for I never was
to frightened, abovo or under ground, wm amy born days |”

Tho stranger, upon hoanng thu story, beret mto @ lond ft of
Jnught.r, and, on recovering himeclf, be desired the ghostoer
fe Touk stedfatty sagan £006, tod to tell whether ke bore any
rusoratianea to tho ghott that walked with the blue taper in tho
weat gallery. .

The mee sap Joy rome mennies, od sacwe, “No, he
that walke in the 4 another sort of a
nk Turkana Toatige npr ands gg cap, ike wha
Jervay,need to wear m hue lifehime, and, moreover, he hmpe
an lus gatt, on Jame Jervas always did, T manember well”

The gentleman walked on, aud tho miners obsetted, welnt
had before escaped their notice, thet be Liped a litle, and
when he came agnn to tho Light, the "
hum very attentively, sud, “1f T wes nat bing
thy like of « gentleman, sugh ax your
holds for to say that you be very
complexioned—you be very much af 4 same gort of persan

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our Jama Jerves used for to bo” 1 S
“Not at ali lke our Jame Jervea," crvad the old miner who
jomad to have ween the ghost, tno more like to him then
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