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The canandervill ghost park one
When mister hyrb b audedecidecided to buy the castine and kandervell
Everyone told him
He was being foolish
There was no doubt
That it was haunted in fact
When they met to discuss the sale
Lord kenervvill told him
That his family had stopped living
There because of the ghost two skelelet in hands had grashed his great aant shoulder at dinner one night scaring her out of her wins and lord canenervilel's wife lady atatervill was never able to sleep
There because of the mysterious noises in the library
My lord said mister otuis my family is thoroughly ly modern
We don't believe in ghosts
Why if
If there such a thing as ghosts
I'm sure
Someone would have put one in the public museum
A long time ago
I'm afraid you are mistake
Ensir said lord canenvvill very calmly i assure you
The ghost exists i tell you
There is no such thing snapped mister otus
Lord canentervill didn't press the subject
And they concluded the sale
He felt that the modern mister otus had been properly warned mister odis for his part happily bought the castle ghost
And all as he said
When he shook lord countervil's hand a few weeks later on a lovely july evening with a delicate scent of pine was in the air
The oldest family arrived at the gates of their new castle
Sitting into the front of the carriage bebeside her husband was misss s oldesh a handsome middle aged woman with a healthy completion and modern sensibility
Her oldest son washington was a fair head and eager young man sitting beside washington in the back of the carriage
With his sister virginia
Miss virginia e otis was a beautiful girl of seventeen
With a charming freedom in her large blue eyes
When the family had first seen the cacele on a visit to cantervial
That spring virginia had challenged all lord builton to a ranks around the park on horse back the handsome young duke of treasue had noticed her immediately and was glad
When he learned that virgina's father had bought cantervial castle sited side by side in the carriage across from virginia
Where the young twins who were attempting to stealing other's hands
They were delightful boys
But they were always optimischift as the carriage drove after the castle virginosaw squirls in the trees
That lined the drive and watched rabbits hop away through the grass with their white tetaes in the air
When the carriage pulled up to the great wooden doors of the castle
However the sky became suddenly dark and gloomy on the castle step stood an old woman dressed in black silk
This was the housekeeper mss zomi
I bet you welcome to kantervial castle
She said in an old fashion manner
They all followed her into the library along o panelled room with a large stined glass window and a great stone fireplace
T was already set out for them on a silver train
As the family removed their coats and sat down
Rginia walked over to examine the beautiful stained glass window in the middle pain and inscription was formed in curious black letters
When a golden girl can win prayer from out the lipse of sin
When the bar and omman bears and the little child gives away its tears
Then shelall all the house bestill still and peace come to cantervil
Just as she was wondering
What the strange poem could mean
She heard her mother's surprised voice
Oh My
I'm afraid
There's a bad stain on the carpet
Everyone came to look at the dollar red staying just in front the fireplace
Yes
Mamaam am said the old housekeeper blood has been spilled on that spot
How horrible said misss sodis
I don't think we want bloodstains in our home
You must clean it up
Mrs omney spoke mysteriously
It is the blood of lady elano of kentaarveil
She said who was murdered on that very spot by her husband sur simon of kenveil
Three hundred years ago
Sir simon disappeared nine years later
And his body was never found his ghost haunts the castle to this day
The stain cannot be removed
That's nonsense said washington right away before mishis umly good protest
He pulled out a bottle of champion stain removal and quickly scrubed away the stain
I knew it
He exlaimed no sooner had he said these words than a terrible flash of lightning lit up the room
Everyone's heart leaped i have seen terrible
Terrible things in this house
Misis uonyentonomominously
But mister odst is mnea shirter
That no one was afraid of ghosts
The storm raged fiercely all night
But nothing mysterious occurred
The next morning
That twins were the first ones down for breakfast
They were chasing each other around the wing back ked chairs than the library
When they stopped in front of the fireplace
Sure enough
That terrible bloodstain had returned
I don't think it can be the fault of champion stain removal said washington
When the family gathered in the library
It's always worked before he rubbed out the stain again
But the next morning
The stain returned mister otist locked the library
That night before everyone went to bed
But still the stain was there in the morning
It must be the ghost said washington as he neiled to clean up the ghostly mark once again
That night mister otis was awakened by a strange noise in the corridor side
His bedroom it sounded ded like the canking king and squeaking of rusted metal
And it seemed to be coming nearer
He got up little candle and put on his slipperers from his night table
He took out a small glass bottle
And went to open his bedroom door right in front of him blowing in the moonlet hallway was a horrible site
A terrible load man stood before him in ancient clothwith eyes burning red from his wrists and ankles hung heavy manicles and rusty chains
My dear sir said
Mister odis to the ghost
I must insist that you oil those chains
They are keeping me awake
I have brought you up of rising sun lubricator
It is really quite good
Mister ods placed the bottle on a table in the hallway
And return to bed for a moment
The kenervill ghost stood perfectly still with his gasly jaw hanging open
He knocked the bottle on the floor
Uttea hollow grown and turn back down the corcordor
When he reached the top of the great oak stircase a door flew open
And too little figures in matching pyjamas tossed their pillows at him
Fearing further abuse to his dignity that goes quickly turned into a green vapor
And escape through the wall
Little fox