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below, the figure she had formerly observed, which stood fixed and

silent, i it, she

started back, and terror for soth,

she returned to the caseure was before it, which

she now compelled herself to observe, but was utterly unable to speak,

as she had forht, and

it was, perhaps, the agitation of her ree of accuracy, the foran to doubt, whether it was really

anihts were now so far returned as to reerous observation, and she was stepping

back to reure move, and then wave

what seeazed,

fixed in fear, it repeated the action She now attempted to speak, but

the words died on her lips, and she went fro which, she heard, fro to return, she presently heard it repeated

'Good God!--what can this ain she listened, but the sound ca

interval of silence, she recovered courage enough to go to the caseain, and again

uttered a low sound