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traced; the figure stood still, when on sud
den bright coiume of flame shot up, loud
Shrek was heard, heavy body seemed to
fall from considerable height, and IN mo-
ment all was silence and darkness. f. call
cd loudly on the captain, but received no an
swcr. Alarmed for the safety OF his friend,
he fled back to the house, and quickly as
scmbled the family. They proce eaed to the
spot. and found the apparently lifeless body
Of tho captain stretched on the ground. he
Professor ascertaincd, on examination, that
the heart still beat family; he was instantly
conveyed home, and all proper means were
rtsotted to tofestorc animation; he revived
Il little and seemed sansibe Of their atten-
,ions; but remained spcechlcss til! Ms death,
which took place in three days after. Down
one side from head to foot, the fiesl was
lyid and black, rs if from fall or severe
hruise. The affair was hushrd up III the
Immediate ncighborhoo1. and his sudden
death was attributed to aropltXy,