Ghostly Moonlit Bridge Tale of Dick Lorick
A rural narrator recalls a moonlit river crossing near Ferncliffe Cottage. Rumors of Dick Lorick drive a posthumous legend. a fatal pursuit ends on the bridge as Truthy Skinner’s suitor plunges with his horse into the river. Joe Skinner’s family and Will Lacey figure in a tragic feud.
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