human
Buried alive! iterated Grasp, as he watched his auditors with the utmost satisfaction and curiosity.
gpt
I conceive it is no libel to say so much, _inasmuch_ as it is well known, and has indeed made some talk at the time.
human
I pray you, said Arderne sternly,
gpt
Nay, said Grasp,
human
I crave pardon; but as the particularly horrible nature of that young lady's end was in some sort necessary to what follows, I felt obliged, in some sort, to refer to it. Howbeit, I will now expedite my narrative, taking it from the events I have thus brought back to your remembrance. It seems, I say, that the particularly awful nature of the said Miss Charlotte Clopton's death made a great impression upon the mind of the before-named Lady Clara de Mowbray, and whose intimate friend the before-mentioned Charlotte was; and that moreover the said Clara de Mowbray mourned over her said friend's sad fate with strict observance of privacy for many months. Nay, that on the news first being told her of Mistress Charlotte's having been buried, she, in fact, shut herself up from all communion with the world.
gpt
We heard as much, said Arderne;
human
I pray you to proceed. She resided at Shottery Hall at that time I think?
gpt
She did so, continued Grasp,
human
How! said ye, exclaimed Captain Fluellyn,
gpt
What ship did she sail in, Master Lawyer Rasp?
human
Grasp, good sir, and it so please ye,
gpt
What ship, quotha--let me see. I have a document here, signed by one of her followers, and which states the name of the ship, the number of her crew, the title of the said captain, and all thereunto appertaining and belonging. Ah! let me see, he continued, (fumbling about amongst his papers.)