[The Re-Creation of Brian Kent by Harold Bell Wright]@TWC D-Link bookThe Re-Creation of Brian Kent CHAPTER XIII 3/17
A strange feeling of oppression and ominous foreboding possessed him as though the bright spring sky were all at once overcast with heavy and menacing storm-clouds.
What was it? "Buenos Aires,--Susan Wakefield ?" Where had he seen that combination before? What was it that made the name of the Argentine city in connection with Auntie Sue's name seem so familiar? Slowly, he went on to the house, and, finding Auntie Sue, gave her the letter. "Oh!" cried the old lady, as she saw the postmark on the envelope.
"It must be from brother John.
It is not John's writing, though," she added, as she opened the envelope. And at her words the feeling of impending disaster so oppressed Brian Kent that only by an effort could he control himself.
He was possessed of the strange sensation of having at some time in the past lived the identical experience through which he was at that moment passing.
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