The Complete Works of Ambrose Bierce. Illustrated
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Halpin Frayser dreamed that he was dead
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The failure augmented his terror; he felt as one who has murdered in the dark, not knowing whom nor why
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To him it was a merry spectacle
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Striking through the thought of his dear ones was a sound which he could neither ignore nor understand, a sharp, distinct, metallic percussion like the stroke of a blacksmith’s hammer upon the anvil; it had the same ringing quality. He wondered what it was, and whether immeasurably distant or near by – it seemed both
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the sound of a laugh, a low, deliberate, soulless laugh, which had no more of joy than that of a hyena night-prowling in the desert
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Catharine Larue.” “Larue, Larue!” exclaimed Holker, with sudden animation. “Why, that is the real name of Branscom – not Pardee. And – bless my soul! how it all comes to me – the murdered woman’s name had been Frayser!” “There
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The body lay upon its back, the legs wide apart. One arm was thrust upward, the other outward; but the latter was bent acutely, and the hand was near the throat. Both hands were tightly clenched. The whole attitude was that of desperate but ineffectual resistance to – what?
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Under the branches of an enormous spruce lay the dead body of a man. Standing silent above it they noted such particulars as first strike the attention – the face, the attitude, the clothing; whatever most promptly and plainly answers the unspoken question of a sympathetic curiosity
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Religious services were once held in it – when it was white, and there is a graveyard that would delight a poet.
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felt the cold fingers close upon his throat. Borne backward to the earth,
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