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to betray none of the secrets we that night participated in.

 The next morning the sexton called on me and endeavoied lu relate the awful disclo- sures he had made on visiting the scene of the previous days intermenI.

 The coffin had fallen from it's place, and poor Mary was sitting bolt upright upon the stone steps-dead,

 She had recovered, and in her struggles, as he sad, had freed herself from the coffin. ln her agony she tore the flesh from her arms with her teeth, while the grave clothes lay in tatiers all around her, and there alone in a living tomb, she had died of fright

 So horrible an end had overwhelmed her. ] had supposed her dead when we Jeff her

 The n gat--ils scenes and reco,tee,ions are graven with an iron pen upon my mind. An there's a creeping chillness comes over me, as thus recount that scene of Life in tomb"

 To save the feelings Of friends, the sexton arranged the corpse again in the coffin, care. luiiy hiding every vestige of the fragments al the grave clothes which had been s,rewed around, and when tlle inserment iu the eeme- try occurred, the process of decomposition had so far taken place, as lo render il impossi- hle io determine that any change from tht first order of burial had occurred