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Newspaper
Weekly Jeffersonian
Location
Jefferson, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1857
Page
1
An unnamed narrator recalls a Gothic bond with a mysterious countess. A storm at the Brocken, eerie owls and wolves, and a marriage vow unfold amid legends of witches and minions. The tale blends romance with dread, ending on a vow amid danger and fascination.
A narrator recalls summoning guests for a grand revel at a castle to surprise his wife. Night terror erupts as owls, ravens, and a spectral storm engulf them. The mistress's murder is implied as a figure falls, followed by thunder, fire, and a frantic flight. The tale ends with comprehension that the countess may have died and a fearsome legend lingers.
A letter narrative traces a rapid rail journey from Milwaukee to New York City via Chicago Detroit Niagara Falls and Albany. It touts speed health and comfort claiming three days from departure to arrival with multiple connections and scenic frost hints along the route.
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