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Ghostly rickshaw haunts a narrator in Simla confession
The narrator recounts haunting scenes in Simla after killing Mrs. Wessington by neglect, detailing nightly rickshaw apparitions, social life, and a looming death as punishment. He debates dying with English propriety or condemned by phantom, while questioning faith and fate.
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Kitty
Simla
Mrs. Wessington
Heatheriegh
Phantom
England
Heatherlegh
Seayasain
Simls
Agnes