GHOSTS.

Auckland Star, Volume XLIII, Issue 215, 7 September 1912, Page 21

GHOSTS.

frje otr is dank ami Lie air is fonl— Tie air Is munc-h or the trundling g-houl. Jμ air is foul and the air is dank, ' Hear the Bound of chains that o-lank pectreß anns as they move along f aging ever a mournful song- , sateen behind and etc before. ' licar the eiam of the 'bangiug door. .«d the window-pane Is cold and white une ghost of the trust is there to-nistrt); ««i the trees outside are onld and bay., "id eomctiin.cr moves hi the cold dank air. "je stream of -hosts is steaming on, A "ey steal round the window, and then are gone! *™ there's someone by the window pane, a?H someone Df-rcbed on the rulmnoy vane. woo above the scream of the cold' ix>rth , wind i«H™ r v the nap of .ho window blind; 7™ }f e floor with mildewed nppies stn.nl;, *adttie air nt foul and the air mis dank. |7 the air writ dan;- and rhi- air was foul.) •near the Bbosts as they shriek and howlinei spectres thro nf rl ns about my door, A?J 5? b, * ln<l and six before, .j™ the ah- Is dank and the air Is foul, J, " ' he scrunch of the chewing eBOUI,