The Moon Rock "I do not intend to tell you now," Throckmartin continued, "the results of the next two weeks, nor of what we found.

Later--if I am allowed, I will lay all that before you.

It is sufficient to say that at the end of those two weeks I had found confirmation for many of my theories.
"The place, for all its decay and desolation, had not infected us with any touch of morbidity--that is not Edith, Stanton, or myself.

But Thora was very unhappy.

She was a Swede, as you know, and in her blood ran the beliefs and superstitions of the Northland--some of them so strangely akin to those of this far southern land; beliefs of spirits of mountain and forest and water werewolves and beings malign.