The hall is empty; so is the whole house.
This finished the report.
"So Mr.Searles has had his own experiences of these Mysteries!" I exclaimed.
"As you see.

Perhaps that is why he is so touchy on the subject." "Did he ever give you any fuller account of his experience than is detailed here ?" "No; he won't talk about it." "He tried to let the house, however." "Yes, but he did not succeed for a long time.

Finally the mayor took it." Refolding the paper, I handed it back to Mr.Robinson.I had its contents well in mind.
"There is one fact to which I should like to call your attention," said I."The manifestations, as here recorded, have all taken place in the lower part of the house.

I should have had more faith in them, if they had occurred above stairs.

There are no outlets through the roof." "Nor any visible ones below.