Tom Clark and His Wife Part 8

"Will you do the same?" asked the Rosicrucian of the "Angular Character," who had told his own story in disguise. The latter saw that his secret was out; yet his heart was touched, for, as a great tear-drop rolled down his cheek, he said, with smothered breath, the holy words--"I'll try!" "Amen!" said the Rosicrucian. "Amen!" said we all; and then, turning to his auditors again, the story-teller said: "Friends, go thou and do likewise; and so long as you live, I charge you never to forget the Rosicrucian nor his story; nor IT, the Shadow; nor Hesperina, the Light; nor Otanethi, the Genius of the Hour; nor the silver-girdled Hermit, and his Crystal Globe in a forest wild; nor, above all, the little window at the foot of the bed, whose upper sash was down."

A day or two afterwards we reached Panama, and after that we saw but little of our entertainer; but before I finally lost sight of him he told me that he was about writing some Rosicrucian stories, the MSS. of which he would send to me when ready. I have received some, and they will be published by me as soon as I can spare time to attend to it, which will be--

"When this cruel war is over"

P. B. R.

UTICA, _November, 1863_.

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"THE WONDERFUL STORY OF RAVALETTE,"

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TOM CLARK AND HIS WIFE; THEIR DOUBLE DREAMS, AND THE CURIOUS THINGS THAT BEFELL THEM THEREIN.

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ROSICRUCIAN'S STORY.

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PRE-ADAMITE MAN:

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"DEALINGS WITH THE DEAD."

The Human Soul--What it is; whence it came; its location in the body; its pa.s.sage through death; whither it goes after death; what it does; how it lives! Marriage in the Soul-world! Offspring there! Eating, drinking, sleeping after we are dead! Do Souls occupy s.p.a.ce? Does a Soul feel heat, cold, get wet in a storm? What becomes of dead children?--of idiots?--lunatics?--premature births? Heaven! h.e.l.l!--their nature and location, with scores of equally important and profound questions, are all answered in this most extraordinary and entirely original volume.

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