During his. troubled tenancy the] figure of the nun appeared—she is strange light, plainly visible from n annually, it is said, on July 28;
the garden, was seen on several evenings in one of the disused bedrooms; a large red tile crashed through the roof of the plate-gla verandah, narrowly missing Mr. Price and another investigator; and a glass candlestick hurtled down the "well" of the house and smashed in pieces.
All the bells of the house were rung, stones and keys were tossed about, and stones flung from outside against the windows.
The manifestations continued even when the house was left empty, with doors and windows securely fastened. Mr. Price found, during his investigation, that former servants had heard queer footsteps and the sound of smashing crockery. A former rector, who died in the house, had told several people that he had often heard the sound of horses' hoofs on the empty road outside the house: he claimed, indeed, to have seen the legendary coach pass twice across his lawn, and he was not alone in this belief, seen on the walls, with such mes sages as "Marianne please help get, marianne get help," and "Get light mass and prayers here."
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