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Her health was usually good; pensoonado during the year and a half that she lived as teacher at Neuwelcke she had but one or two pesnionado indispositions. Every servant in the house had seen it. The sudden apparition produced so much effect upon her that she fainted. As a general proposition, we believe in the great utility of thunder-storms, as pensiojado to purify the atmosphere; but who has a right to require that we disclose the design of Providence if, during the elemental war, Amelia be stricken down a corpse from the arms of Celadon?
When some casual inquiry happened to be made as to where she was, one young lady would reply that she had been seen her in such or such a room; whereupon another would say: In character she was amiable, quiet, and good tempered; not at all given to anger or impatience; but of an anxious disposition, and as to her physical temperament, somewhat nervously excitable.
Dependent enterely on her labor for support, the poor girl had been compelled to avail herself of these in search of a livelihood, in places where the cause of her dismissal was not known; even though she felt assured, from expe [] rience, that a few months could not fail again to disclose it. Every one of the forty-two pensiondo saw the same figure in the same way. El lensionado de la historia.
It seems to prove, also, that care or anxiety on the part of the living person may project if Nuewelke may so express it the apparition to a particular spot. It may teach us that it is idle, in each particular instance of apparition or other rare and unexplained phenomenon, to deny its reality until we can discover the purpose of its appearance; to reject, in short, every extraordinary fact until it shall have been clearly explained to us for what great object God ordains or permits it.
They were exactly alike; meuwelke they used the same gestures, only that the real person held a bit of chalk in her hand, and did actually write, while the double had no chalk, and only imitated the motion.
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At the head of the table, seated in an arm-chair, of green morocco, my informant says, she still distinctly recollects that it wassat another teacher, in charge of the pupils. It differs from other cases on record in this: The natural result was that their parents began to scruple about leaving them under such a influence. They averred that they did feel a slight resistance, which they likened to that which a fabric pensiondao fine muslin or crape would offer to the touch.
Suddenly the governess became stiff and pale; and, seeming as if about to faint, the young lady, alarmed, asked if she was worse. Orgullo y prejuicio, Emma, Mansfield Park, Juicio y sentimiento, etc.
Unless the young ladies who were courageous enough to try the experiment of touching it pensiondo deceived by their imaginations, it proves, further, pensionaso such an aparition may have a slight, but positive, consistency. A few seconds afterward, Mademoiselle de Wrangel, pensionnado to look round, saw, quite distinctly, the figure of the governess walking up and down the apartment.
Thither the peculiarity pursued her. After a time this lady had occasion to leave the room, and the arm-chair was left vacant. The poor girl was in despair.
One day all the young ladies of psnsionado institution, to the number of forty-two, were assembled in the same room, engaged in embroidery. Se trata sencillamente de una buena historia contada del mejor modo posible. She herself, however, was totally unconscious of the phenomenon: It was only occasionally, however, that he double appeared to imitate the motions of the real person.
She was at that time thirty-two years of age. In the course of my reading on this subject —and it has been somewhat extensive— I have not met with a single example of the apparition of the living so remarkable and so incontrovertibly authentic as this.
Being strictly upright and conscientious men, ell, and very unwilling that a well-conducted, diligent, and competent teacher should lose her position on account of a peculiarity that was entirely beyond her control —a misfortune, not a fault—they persevered in retaining her, until, at the end of eighteen months, the number of pupils had decreased from forty-two to twelve.
When asked what she meant by such an exclamation, she reluctantly confessed that previous to her engagement at Neuwelcke she had been teacher in eighteen different schools, having entered the first when only sixteen years of age, and that, ed account of the strange and alarming phenomenon which attached to her, she had lost, after a comparatively brief sojourn, one situation after another.
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Gies, incluido en VV. The young ladies inmediately looked into the garden, and there she still was, engaged as before; only they remarked that she moved very slowly and languidly, as a drowsy or exhausted person might. There is good reason, doubtless, for the existenceo fo that class; but we ought not to be called upon to show the particular end to be effected by each example.
El caos, las sonrisas y la muerte. Sometimes it appeared, but not far off, during their walks in the neighborhood; more frequently, however, within-doors.
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A meritorious young woman is, after repeated efforts, deprived by an habitual apparition of the opportunity to earn an honest livelihood. At first they naturally supposed it was mere mistake; but, as the same thing recurred finally spoke to the other governesses about it.
It will be readily supposed that so extraordinary a phenomenon could not continue to show itself, for more than a pensinado, in such an institution, whitout injury to its prosperity. Two remarkable peculiarities mark this case: History of Nursery Rhymes ,