[Wieland; or The Transformation by Charles Brockden Brown]@TWC D-Link bookWieland; or The Transformation CHAPTER VI 30/33
That persons should be actually immured in this closet, to which, in the circumstances of the time, access from without or within was apparently impossible, they could not seriously believe.
That any human beings had intended murder, unless it were to cover a scheme of pillage, was incredible; but that no such design had been formed, was evident from the security in which the furniture of the house and the closet remained. I revolved every incident and expression that had occurred.
My senses assured me of the truth of them, and yet their abruptness and improbability made me, in my turn, somewhat incredulous.
The adventure had made a deep impression on my fancy, and it was not till after a week's abode at my brother's, that I resolved to resume the possession of my own dwelling.
There was another circumstance that enhanced the mysteriousness of this event.
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