The celebration of Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon’s twentieth Anniversary seemed to be at a revelation of about any who had seemed to had fraternized with the two-for what had been foreseen was the unpleasant, impending bound of divorcement.     

For bicker was bickering- but whereas this- was the foreboding sense of utter grudge and horror towards another, with such quarreling and dispute that it had been a most honorable bewilderment that the two hadn’t parted soon before.

But they hadn’t, and all were rather grateful of them both for not had doing so. The evening then, of the night of July the Eighth, about the arrival time of 7:00 or later, would they let their guests appear upon the dwelling with an utter sense of a fine night ahead of them.

For it would had been- if it hadn’t been for the murders! But yet, we are not quite there yet ‘till a much while on, so do let me proceed. Their, upon the party, their had happened to been buffoons, as well as capable musicians, their were wine’s of many sorts and various of tastes, and improvisatori, and all those in the likes, with a sense of special magnificence.

The sheldons had been rather prosperous amongst the treasures, and quite peculiar in some sorts, but neither of the two seemed rather generous with their wealth and would rather not dispense of so, but many had been pleasing to pardon them for their oddities and their favorable fortune.

The room’s of the masquerade had been wearily furnished to appear as fashionable as one may say, as they had laid the most decorative of decorations, and the decorative of sweets upon the houses halls, as most seemed in bewilderment for how deluxe and well-to-do the household had been.

And now, along the Western barrier lay a vast, most brimming Ebony clock that happened to be constructed of black oak. At this, it had bounded excessive clangs amongst the hours of the evening, and when it had, all may halt from where they had been positioned, and all would then applaud, and dance merrily about the flooring. For the reason of this, one may not know- but many of the guests though to be nearly miraculos in its sight!

And it seemed all for the night of the Sheldons twentieth Anniversary. And what a banquet it had been!  

The guests had begun to appear about the times of seven and seven thirty, as the guests had beared in prosperous of clothing, as the fine ladies adorned in the most alluring of strands, and costly of goans, as the gentlemen wore elegant flannel’s and the most burnished of foot wear.

Of all the same, Mr.Torrance, Mrs.Warren, Ratchett Bouc, Mr. and Mrs.Hubbard, Mrs.Haddins, Augusete Lee, and Edgar Usher had been the early of the many guests to had attain upon the dwelling of the Sheldons, and were settled upon the finest of parts, and had soon lead to exalt in utter pleasure of so!

“Why the household seems quite alluring,”one may say boastly.”Quite lavished indeed, I ought to say!”

And so they had. Mr.Torrance in particular had thought it to be rather magnificent and pleasing, (for he himself was quite poor) and had drank of the wine nearly at once he was dwelled!

The many maids and butchers and cooks of the housing had been quite restless, for they meet of the many meals and drinks and cutlery’s and waited on the guests upon the dwelling with such pleasure and well-mannered that all of so seemed quite pleased of it. The convertibles were then settled about the near streets, as a gentle snow that mangled overhead as many hurried in and happened to seem rather faint after doing so.

Now, amongst the halls, their happened to be a few rooms, such as; the fine dinings, the drawing rooms, the parlors, the bedrooms that were suited within the houses second flooring, and the book study, which were both on the first and second flooring as well. Along with gallery, and the scullery, as well with the many lavatories that lay about the halls of the commorancy, and- why yes, the ballroom.

But, inspite of these things, it was a merry and magnificent revel, in great tastes of the duke in particular, as well of the many sorts of meats and meals that happened to be their.

The celebration was utilized amongst the ballroom on the first flooring, as their were seated many bars and well-off tables that had seemed to peer of the shades of the walls and the carpet. A vast, precarious gothic window was now along the heart of the hall and had been displayed amongst the embankment that gazed out beyond the hill side.  

All was well fashioned now, and all seemed to have been having the most splendid of extent. Where now, the few of the company fellows had gotten befuddled from about the shampane, and now spoke foolishly and did the most absurd of things.

But yet, these rooms were densely crowded, and in them beat feverishly in the heart of life and in ludicrous. The halls conveyed of humorous tales of oneself, and ones profession- and who had gotten wedded over the past few years and who hadn’t.

Mr.Sheldon was now in conversation with a adolescent, alluring women that happened to go by the name as Wendy Haddins, as they spoke of all sorts of things that seemed neither important or decisive amongst the story now.

But- they spoke. And yet, with all the comotion, the ones who hadn’t corresponded amongst each other happened to be the Sheldons. Of how may this be, we may not know, for the wonder and thought of divorce astounded them all (for back in their days, separation had been rather uncommon), though neither displayed anything about this assumption- or rather they quite didn’t mind of such things like divorce, for their were many other things to be at worry about then.

The storm then surged from about the outside with great groans, as the winds abruptly advanced to a bitter gust, and as the glaring daylight varied to a dull evening. But, the bash hadn’t seemed to had notice thus, and so they whirled merrily about another, and grinned in glee as the Anniversary surged on, neither end wanting to it cease.

Why, how jolly the Celebration had been! Many wondered of it to be quite exceptional and rather merry, for all of so then dined without regards of expense, and quaffed amongst their joyful wealth and modest marriage of the finest of wine!

The celebration was going rather well, and now it seemed to be at the appropriate moment to convey a speech- a speech that were to be given by the spouse of the household, that had happened to be Mr.Sheldon himself!

And at this, he rose from where he had been seated, and spoke gracefully,”for my dear peers of my household. For now, I plead to exultness towards my true love, and my beloved wife, of all the same as Mrs.Sheldon! Now, to the date of today, upon the evening of July the Eighth- had we been wetted for the nearly twenty years!”

And at this, lows moans of applause came from about the ballroom, as the faint, exquisite tone of the orchestra rendered across the hall in a merry voice, and to this he rested for them to cease, and then continued. . .

“It had been a most wonderful of years with you my love! And, to the extent of my affection towards my dearest bride,”and at this, he quaffed to his wealth, and along with the many folks that sat amongst the ballroom at the moment, as he surged the glass of red wine overhead.’’And. . .And I. . .And I. . .”

Mr.Sheldon now spoke with utter nonsense now and faltered illingly. He strained from the dining table as he his head suddenly flared with a most throbbing, and unsettling anguish that seemed to terrorize him with gruesome of thoughts and of other wonders.

He felt frothing amongst his lower lip fissure along his clothing, as his breaths became no more, and as thudding of his heart became most reckless and accelerated potently.

He lowered the glass amongst the floor as it had imploded in numerous of directions, as a abrupt shriek came to ear, as he quivered from his position, and then severed against the floor as he impaired the table with a low, exhausting tone, as soft gasps and horrifying exclamations began to mutter gloomily about the ball. For then, Mr.Sheldon had died. The warm, scarlet wine deluged from his pale lips and blemished amongst the dull carpets with a most rancid sort of sense, as his eyes lay fixated into dullness.

And with this, the visitors of the household gathered about the body in utter fright and disgust,”for he appears dead,”they whispered scarcely, as their expressions seemed in most dismay.

And so he was.

But, what none of the visitors of the celebration, or of his wife hadn’t acknowledged, that what seemed most mysterious of Mr.Sheldon himself- was how he appeared to be draped amongst the flooring, bared without his wedding ring! But, nearly none took in any consideration of this, or hadn’t yet a moment to attend to this in the midst of the comotion, and the desperate, and terrifying sobs of many of the women- including most of Mrs.Sheldon.

It had been some time on when the body had been withdrawn from where it lay, and then burden within a patrol car that then will remit it to the morgue, that wasn’t quite a far way off from their household.

But, the sudden aweness and disturbance was all too much for Mrs.Sheldon, for she then fainted from where she was seated and put in bed immediately. Where, as the maid of the household, Mrs.Bouch, she advised the guests to stay the night, for their was now a most horrible and contentious storm about, and it would be at great peril for any to be on their way back in these coarse conditions.

And at this- no one seemed to has disagree. Mrs.Bouch had established rooms for all the guests (do recall, it was a vast house, with many rooms and many floorings) of the celebration, and advised them to stay most quiet so they wouldn’t wake the poor Mrs.Sheldon.

Yet, it was rather quiet about the corridors now, that a whisper could be noted from the about the housing with no such delusion. The fire’s dowding diminished from sight, as all of the guests seemed to be on the brink of excessive slumber.

It had been a some hours later, about midnight now, when the telephone beside Mrs.Sheldon's bedside rimmed with a blaring sort of sound. She awoke from where she lay, as she grazed at her arms and culled at her sheets and crossed it about her neck and leaned towards the phone.

“Good evening,”she replied dully, as she positioned herself against the headboard drowsy.

“And good evening to you, mame,”spoke the virile voice now,”is this Mrs.Sheldon who I am conveying too?”

“Why, yes it is. Why to you ask?”

“Because, in reference to the death of your husband, Mr.Sheldon, who had been transited to the morgue of Southern Jersey of the Barrens, we had observed the body and for the bounding of his ruins, we had devised that he had been infected with a highly virulent drug- and for that reason we had constructed that he was rather suicidal, or murdered by someone of the celebration.”

“Murdered? Suicidal?”Mrs.Sheldon faltered amongst these words with a horrible loathing sense submerging from her stomach now- a most terrible sense of grief and now angst- for she now attained that a murderer happened to be in her very dwelling at the very moment.

“He was poisoned, Mrs.Sheldon, by the use of Hemlock. Are you aware of was I am speaking of?”

“I am surely not!” She spoke with remorse amongst her throat now, as moist tears came to eye.

“Hemlock is a highly toxic plant, for an adult- as was your husband- if ingested with about 100mg of conium, one could surely die. That even eight leaves of so can be extremny fatal for one self. By what appeared of the situation, your husband, Mr.Sheldon, had ingested thirteen.”

“What this remedy appears had done, was that it had disrupted, or disarray the central nervous system within one’s body, and even a short dosage can cause respiratory deficit. It had been depleted amongst his glass that evening, and that had been the reason of his impuissant. Hemlcok-suffocates the user with frothing amongst the mouth, and most commonly- seizures of those sorts!  I do send my dearest apploizes, Mrs.Sheldon, for I know this must be rather bleak for you-

“Rather bleak? I thought my husband had died by a stroke, or a congestive heart failure of some sort! And now- and now your telling me he was. . . slayed?”

“That is accurate.”

“By whom would do such a felony,”she inquired scarcely, as she then began to sob grimmly.”It had happened to be our Twentieth Anniversary, sir! And now he’s. . .he’s. . . . Oh god! Oh- oh God!”

“Mrs.Sheldon-

“Good evening to you, sir! Good evening to you!”

And at this, she thrusted the telephone against the wall as it clattered impairly amongst the floor. Thunder now blared vigorously amongst the quiet halls, as great flares of light came moments after so, as the guests of Mr. and Mrs.Sheldon’s household feel to a discreet slumber.

As in many of the masquerade knew Mr.Sheldon quite individualistically, and weeped of the poor Mr.Sheldons parting and relianced him in a better life! It had been about the moments of early Dawn of Mrs.Haddins murder.

Now, the opening to Mrs.Haddins bedroom had reluctantly widen with a low thud, as she lay positioned against the lounge who rested quite quietly, as the snow against the window cell then advanced, and as the crinkleing flames beside her nearly diminished.

All seemed rather quiet other then the hourglass above the high mantle, and then, rather briskly, blade gashed against her chest and the rancid sense of blood blemished from her chest now, as her eyes bared, gaping within the eyes of an utter murderer.

She blared a most penetrating, and crucial wail as the salient knife was now ached coarsely within her skin. Scarlet blotched against the carpet and Mrs.Haddins attempted to remain viable, but, the aching within her had triumphed. Her clothing was now blurred with a raw redness that disgusted her thoroughly.  

Clots of bleeding foam and cotton gushed from about her chest, and spurred across her nightgown with a rancid scent. Her eyes deepend to a duller shadow, and soon her groans became only silent, and so were her breaths.

She laid their, sprawled about the bed, weeping with the sweet, compelling scent of blood. The red, seeping liquid soothed through her whitened hands, and blemished across the wooden boards.

The curtains beside her bedside breathed into the wind viciously, and let in a bitter, cool wind that bleaked at amongst her raw skin. But yet- she knew no more.

It had been early Dawn, one may know of, that now, upon the bedroom door of Mrs.Haddins glared to accommodate Mr.Torrance, for who had then seemed rather lushed of the wine he had dranketh the evening earlier, and held of the finest wine of the celebration amongst his dear hands!

Mr.Torrance had seemed to be of a rather burly being, with quite an wiry mustache with the shade of an burnished amber, as he beared of dull clothing of his finest extent of being! Though, most thought him to be rather gentle folk, and were quite glad for it.

And, amongst so, he widen the bedroom door, and at this, his eyes blared to what appeared to be a dull redness that was blemished amongst the lounge.”Oh-Oh Mrs.Haddins!”She then had been put in such a disquieting position that it terrified him to his very wits!

The window beside the fire lay slightly widened, as a bitter breeze surged about him with a dull and sinister sense. He gasped upon the body with utter fright, and staggered aback from the scene as he felt the immediate awareness of nausea coil amongst his stomach.

But, what had contrived the scene before hand to appear rather irregular, was a nearly creased sheet, and inscribed amongst the paper was the word-that had happened to be conveyed in a dull scarlet- affair.

But, Mr.Torrance took no sense acknowledge of a shorten aspect such as this, as he then cried!“Oh my- my God! I’m in need of assistance! Upon the bedroom of Mrs.Haddins! She’s- she had been slaughtered!”

By the voice of horror,  the man the women aside from Mrs.Haddins bedroom streamed upon the display, as too, they both shrieked in utter terror, as their eyes bolded scarcely, and they faltered from the doorway to lay numbed from where they stood, as the man then stammered dreadingly,”how much has been disarranged amongst the bedroom?”

“Nothing has been grazed,”said he.”I had been rather attentive not to do so.”

The man himself was rather lanky, with brunet clothing that seemed to had deemed amongst the inclination upon the Masquerade, as he then beared of burnished footings.

For, upon the women then, she beared upon a rather extravagant dress that seemed in the shade of dull rose, with her hair arrayed most pleasingly, as she displayed of alluring jewels of those sorts upon her then!

From about the windowcell, then came to be a most bitter gust that then surged among the bedroom, and so, came the voice of the women.”For the window! May the murderer had fled from so?”

And so they then ambled amongst the window that had discerned from about the vast dunes and slops that then had been settled about the lands of green, and had then had been extently widen, and then exclaimed Mr.Torrance most imposingly,”now glance! Their then is no such sightings of fingerprints, unless they had been dismissed. Even so, it may had bidded us very brief of such things!”

“Why, quite true,”said he.

“By yet, it seems quite odd, if I must speak.’’

“Speaketh of what?”Spoke she quite inquisitive then.

“Behold. Amongst the lesion about of Mrs.Haddins breast side- it seems to had been conveyed upon the right hand. But, glance! About her thorax, it appears to be exceedingly burdensome to deliver such a gash of the right hand!”Conveyed Edgar Usher.

“What may you be proposing?”

“I am adducing that Mrs.Haddins had been slaughtered by two, not of the one! One of the right palm, and one of the left I then deem of so!”

“But, whom would of done of such?”

“We may never know of so! But, has any of the company know of this women?”Yet, no one spoke of so.”Alas! Has she any adversaries of the masquerade that we distinguish of?”

“I hadn’t acquainted of her,”spoke Mrs.Warren quite scarcely.

“Nor had I!”  

“But, yet alas! Glace before thee!” Amongst the lounge then seemed to be an oaked pipe that had then lay nearly secluded from about the sheets. Edgar Usher then spoke.”It may be upon the property of Mrs.Haddins, I suppose.”

And so yet, they then frisked upon her coatings and pouches, as Mr.Torrance then conveyed unto them.”There seems to be no such weed of tobacco or of a pouch amongst her.”

“Then, alas! Of Indication, it appears to be! The slaughter then must of unwittingly parted of such a pipe, that it had lead us unto evidence!”Spoke Edgar Usher genuinely.

Amongst so, their sightings had been now meet from about the body of Mrs.Haddins, that then appeared rather ghastly.“It appears she had been gashed quite profoundly,”weeped the man, who had been addressed as Edgar Usher.”And- behold! There appears to be a sheet beside the corpse!”

And so they read,”affair,’’ that had been inscribed amongst the piece, and wondered of why it had been written in the bitter, redness of Mrs.Haddins, and why such an writing would be sighted alongside the lounge?

“Affair? Why may that be amongst the sheet?”Inquired Mr.Torrance most queerly.

“May it had been by the act of self slaughter,”conveyed Mrs.Warren solemnly.

“Whom would of done this?” Faltered the women scarcely, who went by the name of Mrs.Warren, as a most terrible sense then loomed about her then.”The slayer of Mrs.Haddins- they mustn't of fled, for I had been about this very hall when I heard of an outcry of some sorts! He must of had one's way of deceiving about the room without going upon the door!”

”For, it had seemed the murderer had never parted of the bedroom, I suppose so myself!”Spoke Mr.Torrance now.

“Alas, a hidden passage you say! Where it ought to be, now?”

And so, they had began their pursuit. They had peered about the lounge, attempting rather attentively not to ploy the body of Mrs.Haddins from it’s position. The study case seemed all to indisputable for an secluded passage to be disguised. But, alas, for it had!

Mrs.Warren had leaned towards one of the many works of writing that seemed displayed before them, and, mishapenly, upheld one of her most deartest novels she had readen, Of the Phantom of the Opera, and abruptly gasped as she sensed a low beating come to ear, and before her very eyes the case cornered against its side, bracing along side it’s hinges, and bended apart from her now.

And at the voice of this, the wails of Mrs.Warren barraged about the room with an quite blaring tone.”Oh! It’s quite horrible- rats! All to many- rats!”

And, why yes, an abounding amount of dull, unnerving brutes flaked against her leggings now, as they squealed quite inclemently now, as their teeth, that then appeared to have been rather sharp, with their eyes quite vast in compasion of her own.

“Oh-oh rats!”She wailed terribly, as she clapped her eyes against her eyes as his grimmance varied to a scarlet sort of shade. Mr.Warren and Edgar Usher then fluxed alongside her now, with an appearance of utter dither and an raw angst.

The corridor then attended to be quite narrow amongst it’s length, as it’s floorings were damp and disheveled as a disgusting odor of some sort flared along their nostrils, as unkempt water fissued from amongst the ceiling, and then blemished along the flooring, as they gleamed upon the arched chambers that led amongst the sodden darkness.

“Oh-now what,”frothed she softly, as she shuddered amongst of the hallway before her, as a low whisper coiled at her now, but it seemed rather inconceivable. And upon this, she then mutter scarcely,”do you hear the whisper?”

“Why I most certainly do, Mrs.Warren,”came the voice of Edgar Usher, as he then stepped amongst the cool flooring and gandered along the passings, and then took the quivering hands of Mrs.Warren, and the three of so treaded amongst the dull passage, their heart accelerating most recklessly- even so, fleetingly as the bland weeps of Mrs.Warren bounded upon the walls of the corridor, and then continued to spurt about the hall.

“And now who may direct us amongst this deadly dampness of the chamber?”Asked she in fright, for she then had been in ahead of the two men and feared of what may lay among the dullness of the passage.

“For I will,”muttered Edar Usher then with a sense of great bold!”Now, aside me all!”And so they had.

All seemed rather quiet, as the dull obscurity of utter gloom enclosed amongst them as a sudden chill arose about them as they quivered quite bleakly. Their happened to be no such light from the corridor itself, and nearly all leading on seemed somber to the eyes of the three, as their sight then soon adjusted to the blackness of the chamber.  

“I ought to suggest bearing aback,”Mrs.Warren mutter lowly, as the corridor then appeared to had proceed on for many more moments along the path, but, the others had slighteted with the inquiry.

“It’s quite dull,”Mr.Torrance then replied scarcely.”Do any of you carry a match to burnish?”

At this, Edgar Usher took now a lighter from his outerwear and took bright of it, as the chamber now flared rather glaringly, as they knew wended with a sense of the clearing ahead.

The passage then arced about any such corner, and then had induced to descend in the faint darkness of shadows. And so it had went steadily downward for a long while before it came to be flushed once more, and by this the three had been crossing for nearly an hour! And for what appeared to be no such reason of doing such things, as the air they breathed grew to be rather foul and vile.

Where now they then bended about the end, and glanced upon a solemn appearance, where as it’s physical depiction seemed rather disconcerting as the shadows sheered upon his aspects, vieling if from view as Mrs.Warren suddenly shrieked from where she had stood and faltered against her own footings with a bold gleam of terror gawking against her sight now.

But, at this, Edar Hush had then fled upon the character distraughtly, as his shoes blundered along the sodden floor, as the appearnce, who now upon near sight, had then been portrayed as in bearing a dully shade cloak that had been draped alongside his head.  

“Halt! Take halt, sir! Cease! Cease I say!”Spoke Edgar Usher quite constrainedly.

But, he hadn’t, nor had Edgar Usher think him of doing so. But, as in fair length of the calprate, did Edgar lean his hand about the collar and thrust him amongst the ground with an aching bawl, as he came with slight effort’s, but moments later now Mrs.Warren and Mr.Torrance were beside them both, then asking,”whom might it be, do you suppose?”

And by this, he dislodged the cloak from it’s position, to gaze into the dull eyes of a man- whose eye’s, now quite vast, bolded with a surge of terror that seemed to brand and fresh, that the three shuddered galvanized upon him, incapable to utter such emotion against any extent.

His appearance was rather pale, as he quivered amongst of where he settled, as an gloosy pocket watch from about him then throbbed from so with low moans.“Whom are you, sir,”now spoke the words of Mr.Torrance rather compellingly, as the man then quivered along the chamber flooring with great fright!”Speak! We deem you to speak!”

“I am to be called of the name Bouch Hubbard,”stammered Bouch Hubbard lowly.

“For what reason are you here in these concealed chambers,”now spoke Mrs.Warren gallantly, as the corridor dampen to a utter quiteness.

“My wife had been murdered moments ago, sir! This passage had been widen amongst the bedrooms book rack, and then I tailed after so with great desire of slaughtering the brute who had done so of my wife! But, I tell you, for who had murdered Mrs.Haddins- it hadn’t been me! I could vow of such things!”

And by this, the voice of Mrs.Warren spoke solemnly.”I am dealy remorsed of your wife’s parting- but do convey to use of how she had been murdered- if you don’t mind of me asking?”

“Of what reason might it matter to you, folks?”Bouch Hubbard had asked dismally.”For you hadn’t made known unto her!”

“Yet, another had been slayed upon the evening of the Masquerade- of Mrs.Haddins! It had seemed to be slaughtered alongside a blade, not appearing quite vast, but more alike a butchers knife! Oh mercy- the cook!”

“You ought to suggest that it had been the cook,”cried Mr.Torrance.”And what indication had brought you to convey of such a absurd thing? For, if I do say of so, any of the banquet may only take upon the scullery and of disregard of one's apprehension.

“Why true, rather true. But, alas! For he had must of acknowledged the ways of the chambers,”rendered Mrs.Warren.”It mustn’t had been a guest, but a person of the dwelling! For why else may they had distinguished of the chambers? They had been concealed quite well.”

“But, let us do recall, it had been the self of Mrs.Warren who had come upon the mists of the chamber,”enshrined Mr.Torrance, and suddenly it had seemed all views had then been upon her, and she then had embellished an rather dull shade of scarlet.

“For, must you be conveying the felony had been done of me?”Brawled Mrs.Sheldon most scarcely, who had seemed rather baffled of so.”Why would I murder both the women of the celebration, for as it had seemed to be no sense amongst so? Neither did I know of the two. It’s quite absurd, if one may ask.”

“Then how did you come to meet the chamber?”

“Why, do recall-if you will, it had been the sir of Edgar Usher who had acknowledged the happens of an concealed passage of the household, and had proposed to quest about the room for so! And so we had.”

“Now, cease such bickering- for as it seems that none of the company happens to be of the slaughter,”conveyed Mr.Torrance contently, as yet another match had been alit.

“Who had happened to be your wife, Bouch?”Asked Edgar Usher.

“She had been most alluring lady, my wife had been. She had been rather cordial and humane of moments where she seemingly could of simply inquired for a divorce. For as you must see, I am a very doltish sort of figure- who had had an affair with yet another women of the town! I shan't go by the name, but, when she gone by the impression of my liaison, she frankly hadn’t remarked of so until a whiles on!”

“And, as in tonight, while I had been slumbering by the lounge of the bedroom, she had been slayed,”weeped Bouch Hubbard lowly.

And so at this, they had accompanied Mr.Hubbard along his guest room, and stepped from about the chamber with a sense of pleasure of doing so, and then gawked horrifyingly across the scene that laid before them.

“My God! Oh dear-”wailed Mrs.Warren quite scarcely; And by this is what had been beheld before them all.  

The mangled body of Mrs.Hubbard lay distraught amongst the carpet, blemished in dull scarlet, as awful, horrid rats that they had regarded earlier before ingested amongst her corpse, as they parted of her eyes, and of her fingers, and of her very skin! Until then she had appeared to had been a faint, anonymous figure draped along the flooring in utter gore!

“My dear Nancy! Oh rats- bloody rats!”Had come of the bitter voice of Bouch Hubbard, as he had fled over amongst her maimed body and jolted the brutes from against her, as they then hurried back within the chamber as they shrilled lowly.

“Of great mercy,”cried Mrs.Warren as he gaped upon the body of Mrs.Hubbard with utter affliction.

But- wait! Alas, for an another piece of writing had been inplaced alongside the sufferer, that had then been inscribed in the sorts of a poem-aroused in utter gore! And yet, Eduar Usher had took consideration of thus, and spoke lustily.

For here is where she’s told to lay

Forever and ever ‘till gone astray

Let she slumber of great partings

      Of once she held of O might smartings!

          As she spoke of great deceive

   Of who had known so-hath now grieve

Upon her now is nevermore

         As she hearkens of O much gore!   

      Of what she’s been, has now fled-

        For of this women- she is dead!

“By whom of this writing has been drafted by,”asked Mrs.Warren?”It’s quite disheartening, one might know of!”

“Reel her upon her face,”spoke Edgar Usher, and so he did.”And now gaze upon the gash. Mr.Torrance, is it or is it not alike the one Mrs.Haddins had grazed amongst her chest?”

“Why it is,”uttered Mr.Torrance nervously.”And, by mercy- it does appear to be at the length of a butcher's blade!”

“But, alas! For, behold! Yet, dissimilar from the carcass of Mrs.Haddins-upon thus, one ache had been amongst Mrs.Hubbard that had been immersed, not of two! And. . . why amen! It then seems to be upon an bend of the right hand by of where she had been gashed, not of the left!”

“Yet, true! For now what may we do,”came the voice of Mrs.Warren seldomly, as she sensed the near angst surge about her now, a most horrible and terrible sort of sense that it then quelled among her then.

“Isn’t it quite obvious, mam”spoke Mr.Torrance then.”We must meet the cook of the dwelling!”

And so they did. They fled from the bedroom and meandered about the hall as the gust outside advanced to a terrible state of matter, as the proceeded onwards. The moon had now been bounded by the damp mist of clouds that encompassed about the evening sky, as the bleak wind outcried from about the halls of the household.

It had all seemed rather odd for the events to had taken place- and all of the evening of the Sheldons Twentieth Anniversary- where it had happened to bound in utter calamity and dismal. And of the murders! Of why it had happened, and of what sense?

The many wonders and speculations that now glared about them were alike of the few that I had wrote moments before- and then had distinguished for you now.

The scullery then appeared to be rather bared-as the latch of the opening had then seemed to had been pried of some sorts-other then for the maid of Mrs.Bouch, who had been settling the platter, forks, spoons, knive, basins, and glasses of those sorts about their proper positions.

“Mrs.Bouch, of great mercy we had come to meet! For, amongst the household is to be a murderer! My wife, Mrs.Hubbard, and of Mrs.Haddins had been displayed perished of life itself, it seemed! Where as- Mrs.Bouch, are you well?”

For she then hadn’t had the slightest of movements, and hadn’t spoken of what Mr.Hubbard had conveyed to her. It had been Mrs.Warren who wailed in terror, for as they now gaped into the eyes of a corpse who lay hollow, as (surely) a butchers blade had been gashed amongst her neck now, as her blood then reden against the whitened tiles with a stench of horror.

“Oh, for she appears dead!”
She then had been wounded most dephenly alongside her collar, as the knife then was inplaced amongst her skin now, as her mouth then had remained widen, as her eyes lay fixated amongst the scarlet flooring.

And yet, their had been a sheet that been positioned beside her corpse, that inscribed the word of prowler. But, for of what sense?

“Oh, this all too much for I,”cried Mr.Torrance solemnly, a his appeared now rather pale, and as his senses had now advanced to be most reckless and imprudent.”For now she had been slayed nearly ghastly, and of what logic? Of what ambition? Why must she lay parted in case of us?”   

The scene before them seemed to be in distraught and dismay as Mrs.Bouch then appeared to be quite blanched now, and by this, Edgar Usher had then spoken.”We must take the blades of the scullery, in case if we came to meet of the murderer!’’

For this had been a commendable thought, as three (for Mrs.Warren had declined to endure such things) blades had been taken and in had been in held of the men of the assortment, as Mrs.Warren had been deemed with platter that had remained amongst the counter side, and then meandered towards the bedroom of the Hubbards.

At this, there had been a low thudding amongst the dwellings opening. Alas! For it had been the man who had Mrs.Sheldon spoken of amongst the telephone, as he then beared a dull royal vest and rather dark leggings, as he then wore a held a blade from against his hoist, as he blared against the wooden door, now much more boisterously then he had done before.  

The snow had then took halt, and the low gusts had then varied to be only of a slight breeze, as the dull gloom then faded to embark of the flaring moonlight. The dwelling seemed all and quiet, and many of its guests had been in slumber, and where some- such as Mrs.Sheldon, Mrs.Hubbard, and MrsBouch had then appeared to be slayed, where it seemed without the acknowledgement of Mrs.Sheldon.

He had been addressed as Otto Gilbert, and he then attended to be most in fright and of incitement as he rested amongst the lead of the household, when the door had then widen with an low moan, as Mrs.Sheldon than inquired quite politely,”whom are you in such a late hour of the evening?”

“For I am Otto Gilbert, fine mam. We had conveyed amongst the telephone earlier before so, of the dire parting of your spouse-Mr.Sheldon.”

Mrs.Sheldon, however, took no consideration of this, and asked rather impolitely of what his business had been about her household along the moments before Dawn!”For I say my dearest of sorrownesses, of the parting of your spouse”said he dismally, but, as she had then appeared, he sensed her to be in no such of a desire of condolences.

“Must you pursue? For it is rather bleak upon the outside, and I am quite tiresome from the evenings acts,”spoke Mrs.Sheldon.

“Why fine, mam. Are you then aware of, that your spouse had been upon the usage of a most toxic remedy, that- if do recall- I had enlightened of to you, as Hemlock.”

“Why I indeed sustain of so,”she said.”But, not be coarse of some sorts, you are not welcomed upon my household!”

“Of why, mam, shall I then ask?”Spoke the man intently. There then had been an low whist that lay upon them now, and the appearance of Mrs.Sheldon then dulled to a faint scarlet.

“I may ask-if you don’t tend me of doing so-if you had regarded of any odd bearings upon the celebration that you may of recalled? Such as rather queer actings of some sorts?”

“Now, I must say I do recall of a man about the height of your own, arrive from about the opening with a most sinister appearance that had indeedly took fright of me! What he had directed himself as, I could not say, for the moment dismisses me and I do not recall of the moment, for it had been quite brief and irrelevant!”

“Very well. If it hadn’t seem of a care amongst you- would I be obliged to inquested among your household, mam, in pursuit of any act that seems to be quite leery or, rather wary?”

Their had been a slight quietness before Mrs.Sheldon had then spoke, and upon her then she began to quiver in such discomfort, and then had come to say,”why at all seems most needed, sir! But if you don’t mind of so, do be rather reticent, for many of the guests are in far along slumbers.”

And so she had parted with the man, ( not before glancing amongst the man with a gleam of utter displeasure) as he then stepped along the corridor, as such gloom than surged about him now with an dreadful sort of sense. The many doors of the foyer had been widen and bare, but even so he peered about without distinguishing of any matter that had seemed to be rather peculiar amongst himself, and led onwards.

He had passed of the ballroom, where many of the goblets of the finest wine of all sorts had been inplaced, and the many meals then settled amongst the burnished tables. And yet- the ebony clock then stroke the moment of Dawn, and yet, as I had described for you prior to this, had been of joy and mere applaud- but then, had been displaced with the sense of terror, and fright, as it then took halt moments after so with trumpet of unwieldy clangs that had passed about the corridor.  

 And of the parlors, and of the fine dinings, and of the gallery he then frisked upon! All seemed rather dashing, thought he most splendidly. Rather dashing indeed!

And he done so of this of the many rooms he had come to meet, and yet all seemed to be rather in thorough and quite well-to-do!”For all seemed to be well about,”spoke he lowly, and yet- he linger forth.

The morning of the evening had then come to be now, and still the officer gaped along the many corridors and rooms and compartments and chambers and studies and lavatories of all those sorts, but all seemed to be well.

But, alas, the scullery! He had peered about so and gleamed most horrifyingly amongst the body that lay draped along the flooring, and he then sensed his tensions to quiver most scarcely. He then stepped forth of the women and gawked upon her wound.”Ghastly- quite ghastly,”spoke he. She then had appeared to be rather pale, and her skin quite cool like a bitter frost.

He faltered from beyond the scullery in mere bewilderment, as he lay fixated amongst the bloody corpse of Mrs.Bouch, as he then wailed in horror!

It had been some moments after so when their had been a sudden lash, and about the household the many lights had then faded into utter dullness, and the guests awoke in fright and terror, as few then impaired amongst the drawers and bedsides of bedroom!

The many wonders then had been of why the bulbs has abruptly darkend, for as I had described to you that the disturbance from about the outside had indeed ended, and all seemed rather fine up to the present, where nearly all seemed befuddled of the act of this, as poor Mrs.Sheldon awoke with dear fright!

He had then gaped into utter blackness, as a most horrible blackness that may blind oneself in a flare of a moment. Uneasiness and dismay then arose amongst him now with an aching apprehensiveness that arced his stomach with a rather strainsome feeling, as a bitter coldness grazed across the officer of a raw angst.  

As this had happened, Mr.Gilbert had felt the slowly longing to latch his blade from his belting- and he did so with a surge of fear, for he presumed to wonder of dark and gorey images that blared most imprudently about him then.

A great weight of some sort had then lashed against his head now, as he faltered amongst the flooring senseless as he wailed in utter terror, then after so a keen, most terrible blade was then ached within him quite profoundly- as the warm gore then fissured from the officers side, and thereupon- knew nothing more.

All of so had happened rather briskly of so, and the body of the officer had then been drawn to a most secluded and veiled rooming of the household- and so he he had been concealed without the acknowledge of any such of the dwelling.

He had then been stripped of his clothing, as it had been burnished along a great flame! But, if I must go into portrayal and of description of so, it ought to had been rather gorey and quite sinister of parts- but, alas! For I won’t do so, but will then proceed onwards of the tale of the mystery of the murders, and whom of it to be.

The moment of this, about the bedroom of Mrs.Hubbard's happened to be where Mrs.Warren had been speaking most scarcely amongst the telephone with the peace enforcement of Southern of the Barrens, when the lights had abruptly dulled, and all was parted in utter darkness of the room.

“Oh, what happened?”Spoke Mrs.Warren, as the man she had been conveying to then halted from speech, and as a low throbbing came from so.

“It is quite dark! As a match- light an match I say, for this may be at the acts of the murderer!”And so they had.

The flame muttered quite lowly now of where it burnished, (about the hands of Edgar Usher) and yet the rest of household was in sheer gloominess.

Oh, of dear fright that then quelled about them! For their most terrible horror was then of the murderer itself-as he would writhe from aback, and ach a blade from about them! Oh- of mere terror they held!

As one may behold, that the poor, scarce Mrs.Warren then veiled from sight from about the lounge as the dullness lingered, as Edgar Usher had then stepped amongst the damp shadows of the bedroom, and all was quiet!

As it had seemed- rather too quiet!

Abruptly- alas! The bulbs of the dwelling then took alight, and many of so then jolted with an brisk sort of motion, and yet- none acted nor spoke about to another, for the faith about the company then diminished much greatly!

“Of what must be done? The murderer ought to be any of the dwelling, or any of the assemblage if to be assured. We have no indication or claims of whom it might had been,”spoke Mr.Torrance wearily, who had sensed to be rather groggy then.

“Rather true!”Said Mrs.Warren rather pleasingly.”So, must it had been you, sir-Mr.Torrance? For the women of the Masquerade had been murdered of what had then appeared to be a length of a butcher's blade. And, do recall, had it been you who proposed to meet the cook of the household, and had then induced upon the extent of the knife?”

“What are you proposing,”he conveyed most effortly.”I’m rather fond of being quite wise of such sorts! It is none to be remorse upon, nor to enounce of me being the slaughter. And yet- if I had been, (there had then been a whine of terror that had cometh from Mrs.Warren) why would I convey to you of yet another murder?”

“Quite true,”spoke Mrs.Warren then, as an sense of awry had cometh about her.”Very well. . .indeed!”

Then, Mr.Torrance spoke once more, as his appearance then differed to what arose to sense of remembrance.”I then recall now, of a man about the corridor as I had beared of the goblet of great wine! He had been concealed of a dull cloak, and had appeared rather dubious as he walked by my side! Of where he had gone, we may not know of, for I hadn’t took thought of his acts.”

“Did you gleam upon his appearance?”Asked Mrs.Warren.

“No, for the man had a rather dull quilt draped about him.”

But yet, then came to be an wail of agony from along the corridor side, and the appearances of all of so- Mrs.Warren, Mr.Torrance, Edgar Usher, and Mr.Hubbard-had a sudden dulling, as they fled from the bedroom and gaped into the writhing body of Mrs.Sheldon herself! And, what appeared to had been a blade then gashed amongst his breast side.

For unto this she had then sobbed most penetratingly, as she faltered along the flooring as gore blemished from about her goan and against the fine carpet. She had appeared to be in such agony that one may only awe of having.

“Oh, of mercy the ache hadn’t been quite deep,”said Edgar Usher in the slightest of comfort, as he then asked of Mr.Torrance then to redeem of a slit of cloth of some sort, as he then rather slowly- and quite warily- parted the blade from about the women as she whimpered most strainly, then took cease.

Mr.Torrance had then arrived of the slits of cloth that he had conveyed of finding from amongst the drawers of the bedroom, as Edgar Usher then lay of great bruden from about the wound.”To refrain the gore,”spoke he.

Mrs.Sheldon, however, had been settled amongst the lounge (who had shrieked in terror in sight of the body of Mrs.Hubbard’s) and had been furnished with a rather lavish goblet of fine wine, of which she had drank in mere sorrowness.
Providentially, the gash itself hadn’t been quite as destressing as one may of thought it to be. And all of so were rather glad of it!

“For of what had happened, mam?”Had cometh the voice of Mrs.Warren, who beared with great angst and weariness, as the opening amongst the bedroom had then been sealed thoroughly.

Of now, she spoke, as she then rendered of how she had come to meet of the officer, and the remarks of what they had.”He had asked of any queer actings of some sorts, and I had told him of a man I had come to meet of the arriving of the Celebration. I hadn’t been to recall of the name of which he had conveyed unto me”

“But, as I inquested from upon the corridor I then had! I had them come to meet him, but- but I devised him of parted of life, gashed amongst his chest of a butcher’s blade!”

“I then wailed in terror and fled from about the foyer and the lights of the dwelling has suddenly lightened. It had been moments from so when a character of some sorts had come upon me. I hadn’t seen of his appearance, for he wore a rather dull cloak. But, of what I then detected from amongst him of was a pale pocket watch!”

She then settled upon the lounge in where she rested once she spoke, and then quaffed the fine wine of the goblet, as Mrs.Warren then meander about the bookcase to gaze from along the many diverse drafts of writings, as the moments Dawn then lingered onwards.

But. yet alas! For it been Mr.Torrance who then regarded of the fleeing of Mr.Hubbard, and when he spoke of this many of so then gasped in mere fright, and wondered of what to be settled upon.

“Why that had ought to be he,”cried Mrs.Sheldon then.”Hubbard! Why, amen! For he had been who deeded most queerly, I must say.”

“For we can seek of him, I suppose,”proposed Mrs.Warren somberly.

“We may! But, of what sense maybe upon him then that would oblige him to slaughter his dearest of wife, Mrs.Bouch, and poor Mrs.Haddins in utter spite?”Spoke Edgar Usher.  

And so, they then conceded amongst another to inquest upon Mr.Hubbard himself along the corridors and the many bedrooms of so. Yet, the fled from about the accommodation in mere angst, as they both then parted from another, as Edgar Usher had then proceed Westwards from upon the dwelling, as Mr.Torrance had then neared Eastwardly.

But, one may surely wonder of where he had then ought to had fled? As I then will distinguish, he had then forsakened to part of the body of Mrs.Haddins so it then was quite secluded amongst the dwelling. But, alas! He had done so thoroughly with near sights of accomplishment!

And, upon now, the terror disembarks! Edgar Usher then pursuited about the dwelling and gaped amongst the many bedrooms along the corridor, but, all was welly vast!”It’s quite much like a labyrinth,”spoke he!”Why, it is oh to broad, I must say!”

And so was. One may know, it had been simply to accessible to become adrifted from about the dwelling. You may ought to suspect you were in the North region amongst the household, but were merely along the East! Or may consider being along the second flooring, but had been among the first. Oh, to bemusing, I suppose one may say.

For if they had, they were to seem rather precise of so! But, how baffled it had ought to be for the dear Mr.Hubbard to be upon the acts of the murderer! But, they then all wondered of why?

Nor had the company seemed to discerned of such reasoning, or come to reckon when the moment was quite proper. But, one may come to distinguish that the truth of so is a most alluring sight to behold- but rather terrible in the acts.  

And of now, Edgar Usher had then cometh upon the ballroom! And, as it had seemed earlier upon the evening now, quite lavished and alluring! Oh, of what a sight he beheld!”Quite elegant,”spoke he now!

Then, from about the doorway of the ballroom beared Mr.Hubbard himself, and gloomed amongst his palm that then seemed to quiver rather much, settled to be a great, keen blade that then had been blemished in utter, rancid scarlet.

Oh, quite imagine the fright!

“Sir,”spoke Edgar Usher then, as he throbbed in fear.”Lower the dagger, Mr.Hubbard! Do so, or great remorse would come of so!”

But, he hadn’t, nor had he thought of him to do such. The quietness had surged from about the corridors then, as Mr.Hubbard slowly impeded amongst Edgar Usher with the blade now beyond him.

“Why- why must you be doing so? Is their then a most coherence sense of such for the felony of murder? Shame of all must be upon your, sir! Upon you greatly,”cried Edgar Usher quite scarcely. But, yet he hadn’t done so.

He then clambered for an arm of defense, but, all was to late, for Mr.Hubbard was then upon him in vast terror, as he ascended the blade from about his head, and gashed with utter might. Edgar Usher had then come to fend from so, and then sensed a most terrible weight content amongst him- and yet, nothing.

In sheer blessing it had seemed, he hadn’t been slayed, but seemed to be unconscious. But, brief did Mr.Hubbard know of such things, so, he parted with the body of Edgar Usher and forsaken him who had then been settled about the flooring in great slumber!

Meanwhile, poor Mr.Torrance then peered amongst the many studies he had come to meet, and what had seemed to be movement from about him, had merely been his brash imagination then, of which had provoked him to become most awed.

And yet, he proceed onwards of his pursuit of Mr.Hubbards, which had come to be rather incompetent, for he had then seemed to be out of near sight! Of which, he hadn’t come to distinguish of what had befallen upon Edgar Usher much while on amongst the tale. So, do read onwards.

And yet, all had seemed quite quiet. Now, amongst the corridors that guests among the dwelling had then awoke and dawned to meander about the foyers, but Mr.Torrance had most forbiddingly advocated them to stay along the bedrooms. And when they had asked of what sense, he hadn’t seemed to acknowledge them of any concern.

But, why I am nearly assured that he hadn’t done so on intent, for he had been in great fright and terror and thought of the murderer to be about any arc amongst the corridor!

“Why must we then be bound about our bedrooms, sir,”conveyed one guest, who had meet by the name of Augeste Lee.”While you are prowling about the foyers quite imprudently. Of what reason has it been done by?”

Mr.Torrance had then disdained of thus, and pursuited onwards of so!”For they are quite favored,”said he.”For they mustn't be at quest of a slaughter about the dwelling! Why it to be me that must do such?”

And yet he came upon the scullery, where he had come to meet of the murder of Mrs.Bouch, and in sight of so he nearly quivered in fright! But, he had then embarked amongst so for he had beamed upon a rather keen blade for resistance of such, and had clutched in most dearly upon his palms when he had come to meet Mr.Hubbard himself!

“Dear mercy,”exclaimed he in bewilderment.

Yet, Mr.Hubbard had then appeared about the scullery to then dismiss the body of Mrs.Bouch, but, yet alas! For he had then come to meet Mr.Torrance, but, he seemed nearly confound!  

“Mr.Torrance,”spoke Mr.Hubbard then.”Why, it is quite a pleasure for us to meet under such ominous circumstances. I pledge yourself and Mr.Usher had been in seek of I, I suppose?”

“You are quite true, sir,”said Mr.Torrance.”But, it would most pleasant if you then acquiesce us of doing so, I deem?”

“It ought to be. Mr.Torrance! Indeed!”

“But, if I then could ask,”spoke Mr.Torrance then.”Of why had you done so? Of what sense has it been of acted murder?”

The reticent the came about the two, and yet Mr.Torrance then sense mere deplore on inquiring of such sorts to the sir of Mr.Hubbard.”It seems quite simple,”spoke he!”For, they are indeedly adverse of the sorts!”

“Why, Mrs.Haddins had then been in the act of an affair of abundance of relevances, including yourself, Mr.Torrance! Where as Mrs.Bouch had then stole amongst the dwelling of so, where as Mrs.Hubbard's, as my wife, had then fleeced upon my marriage quite exceedingly upon a most angst extent, and, alike of Mrs.Haddins, had then illicted of upon a man besides myself!”

“For what reason of sense has it then to slaughter of such?”Asked Mr.Torrance then.”For all of you had spoken of seem quite ghastly, but, I sense they don’t quite procure to dwindle? For, upon all, it seems to be of near fault!”

“As I had then conveyed upon you- they then had been rather adversary of the sorts, and deemed to perish most greatly!”  

 “You are quite false,”said Mr.Torrance then.

“Rather well, indeed, Mr.Torrance sir! May your words be ceased,”spoke Mr.Hubbard now, of a voice of grim and malice.”Now, hearken of so and let such be slaughtered!” And of now he had then fled from about him in much of a brisk moment that it horrified poor Mr.Torrance as he lead his blade from about him and veered it most frantically.

But, alas, for he hadn’t taken glance of Mr.Hubbard, and the blade of which he had then held most merily was then clouted from about his palms.”Dear me,”spoke he in fright!

Mr.Hubbard then leaned amongst him, as the blade then gashed across his skin as the scarlet blood then deluged from him. But, providentially, Mr.Torrance had then bounded of a platter from about the table and then impaired it amongst his scalp, as Mr.Hubbard then faltered about the flooring in mere bewilderment, and then become merely unconscious.

Of now, Mr.Torrance then sensed upon an burden of sin come about him, for, as he had conceived- he had then accomplished murderer upon so with no such discomfort! Oh, of misery!

The body had been then about Mrs.Bouch, as they seemed to have plummeted amongst another in utter gore!”Oh- of mercy!”

He then fled from amongst the scullery and from the bedroom of Mrs.Hubbard's, where he then had come to meet Mrs.Warren and Mrs.Sheldon about the lounge, seeming to be in dear affright and dismay.  

“Of what happened,”spoke Mrs.Warren?

“I had then found Mr.Hubbard from amongst the scullery, and he had come about with a rather keen blade! I had then blighted a platter from amongst his scalp and he had blemished from amongst the flooring! But, I do wonder of what had befallen upon poor Edgar Usher?”

“Of what peril may he be in?”

“But yet, as we had then endorsed, there is yet another murderer about the dwelling. For do recall, we had distinguish both of a right hand, and of the left amongst the carcass of Mrs.Haddins!”Spoke Mr.Torrance.

“Why true! Quite true.”And, as Mrs.Warren then spoketh of so, she had then sensed a faint quiver then surge about her in a most terrible impression!”The slaughter is about the dwelling-as we speaketh amongst another!”

“But, yet alas, of whom?”

“The morning then lingers onwards, and early the patrolmen will alight,”said Mrs.Sheldon rather pleasley.”They then will reckon of so!” And yet, she then seeked upon her compartments of her goan, and then spoke most baffling.”Dear me, I suppose I displayed upon my pipe! Oh-of where it ought to had been?”

And upon this, spoke,”of what illustration appeared to be of the pipe?”

“Of oak,”she then conveyed solemnly.”Of fine oak, I then deem.”

“Of Lord’s mercy-”proclaimed Mr.Torrance then in mere fright.”For, it had then been of you! The murderer of the right hand!”

“Of what are you speaking,”she then asked most absurdly.”For, as you had utter unto the company, that you had then slayed of the murderer- of Mr.Hubbard! How may I be of the slaughterer if you had then ensnared of him?”

“There then had been of two! One of the right hand, and one of the left! And, as I recall, Mr.Hubbard had then took the blade of the right, and you then retained of the goblet of fine wine that had been bestowed amongst you of the left! Why, alas! Indeed!”Spoke Mr.Torrance quite contently.

And, for what had seemed to be ages, reticent that surged about the bedroom, as then Mrs.Warren then aroused from amongst to lounge to gawk upon the discomfort Mrs.Sheldon with mere angst, ‘till then she spoke,”why, Mr.Torrance, you must hearken yourself to be quite keen upon the such!”

And, upon thus she rended of a fine thrashed gun from about her compartment of her cloak, and then directed it about the two rather compelling.”Now, you must hearken of what I then speaketh of. Flee amongst the walling without such racket, or there’ll be rather sincere consequences!”

And so they had. Mrs.Warren had then ambled upon the walling in dear fright, as Mrs.Sheldon then bolted of the door amongst the bedroom and then settled upon them, appearing rather pleased and fretful!

“Now. If you then utter a distinguished remark, I then will be put of efforts to then murder of you with nearly any sense of remorse! If you act of the slimest of movements, I then will slaughter you! And if you then attempt to flee, then I’ll indeedly slay upon you! Do you possess of so?”

“Indeed!”

And, upon then they were position in mere quietness, quivering most scarcely, not quite knowing of what to be done!”You must be mere bewilderment,”she spoke.”I, of the murderer? It seems quite absurd, do is not? I then have my sense of reason beyond so, and I then deem of you that you’ll bargian it amongst your hearts to apprehend of such.”                         

And upon so, she then spoke.”The Evening of the Masquerade seemed quite marvellous, as one may say. But, as I who had then been upon accommodate of such, and disposed of so with most alluring beauty, I seemed to have other arrangements along the course that none knew of!”

“What I had then desired of most, was to murder of those who had then seemed quite penurious upon me and my marriage! Yet, let me alighten so. Mrs.Bouch had then withdrew of matters from about the dwelling that she had seemed beyonds one’s notice! Taking of goblets, fine wine, meats, cloaks, quilts, and gems of sorts! Why, indeed!”

“Yet, Mr.Sheldon! Why, indeed, I had then took slaughter of him, for he had fashioned my marriage to me quite gloomy and wretched! I had despised of him, so, nearly upon the evening of the Masquerade, I had then faltered lengths of Hemlock from upon his goblet (which she had then told of them what the use of Hemlock was) and glared most blissfully of my accomplishment!’’

But, upon so it seemed that poor Mrs.Warren had been in mere fright of having hearken of such, and nearly weeped of so!”Oh, Mr.Sheldon! Oh- of a rather fine man he had been, if one may say! For of why he then had parted of such remorse?”Though, Mrs.Sheldon had nearly disdained of what Mrs.Warren had then spoketh of, and lingered onwards.

“I had then my vengeance of him, and sense no remorse of having done such.  And, upon Mrs.Haddins? Why she then had an most pleasing affair of my spouse, of Mr.Sheldom himself! Why, when I had unearthed of so, I was utterly disgusted! But, yet, I was most surely delirious and then loathed the two with nearly all I had to act of!”

“And, of Mrs.Hubbard? Why, as I reckon, you had then viewed of the writing that had been settled upon her? Why, indeed! For alas, the verse;  

        As she spoke of great deceive

    Of who had known so-hath now grieve

“Upon thus, it then implies that she spoke of misleads, and one may say of scandals about me and my dear marriage, and it seemed to her quite baffling that she had been provoked about the Masquerade. But, she had then parted with utter gore and of a keen blade, as along the rest!”

Mrs.Sheldon then had aroused the gun from about her, appearing nearly in mere pleasure and delight as she spoke of this, and yet- she endured onwards from about her tale.

“So, I had then clustered them from about the celebration, and had poor Mrs.Bouch advise them to rest upon the dwelling ‘till morning neared. But, I then could not do so unaccompanied.”

“Before so, me and Mr.Hubbard were rather affable with another, as we spoke of great horror and loathsome about our most ghastly marriage! And yet, we then arranged a most illustrated proposal. I was to slay of all who had beared upon grief unto me and amongst himself!”

“And alas, for we had. But yet, he had done of the murder’s, but not of I! For I most indeedly did not have proficiency of doing so! For Mr.Hubbard had accominated of such with vast luxury of murder. The Masquerade seemed most foolish, but, it seemed quite favoring when it had been managed!”

She had then been ceased of such say, and gawked upon the scarsed appearances of Mr.Torrance and Mrs.Warren, who faltered of where they had then been settled. But, they nearly inquired of what ought to happen upon them?

And yet, Mrs.Sheldon spoke.”But, I had conveyed unto you of my fine arrangements of the slaughters, but, I most boorishly would not let you flee upon such! I will not become entangled of so, so I then hearken murder upon you!”

And so, Mrs.Warren then faltered from amongst the flooring in mere wail of terror, and Mr.Torrance then sided from the lounge in dear fright! The thrashed gun had then jolted with a most boisterous tone!

“Oh, of dear mercy,”bawled poor Mrs.Warren in dear fright, as she then concealed her from about the impaired frame that had then rendered across the flooring.

Now, the many guests from about the dwelling had then walkethed from about the corridors and foyers and wondered most lushly of what the commotion about the bedroom of Mrs.Hubbards ought to be.

The terror that had now surged from about so seemed nearly raw and quite brisk that it galvanized both Mr.Torrance, who had then shrouded from about the lounge, and Mrs.Warren, who then settled most brittley about the carpet, in utter bafflement.

Oh, imagine such terror!  

The glass had now been bleaking most rawly upon their limbs, as they deluged of scarlet gore that blemished about the flooring with a most rancid sort of odor. Mrs.Warren then gleamed upon such with utter disgust, and nearly weakened to an mere faint.

Mrs.Sheldon then thrusted the rife once more, as most terrifying wails of fright had then cometh from Mrs.Sheldon with utter dismay! And, upon so, came a most grimmed voice from about the bedroom opening, but it had then seemed most inconceivable.

Though, all of so from about the bedroom of Mrs.Hubbard did not discern of so, and then attempted to bend from the cartridge, and-

A most deafening tone could be hearken, and all ceased most quietly, as Mrs.Sheldon then winded from about her side to gawk upon the eyes of vast expanse of patrolmen that then converged from about the room.

“Upon mere blessings,”cried Mr.Torrance quite scarcely, as he aroused from where he had been concealed.”Sheer wealth!”

It hadn’t been moments after so when Mrs.Sheldon had been snared and beared from about the dwelling, as she cursed all of so with most horrible burdens and cusses. So then, Mr.Torrance and Mrs.Warren had illustrated the tales of the murders, of Mrs.Bouch, Mrs.Haddins, Mrs.Hubbard, and of the officer, Otto Gilbert.

“It had ought to been quite baffling, if I then could say,”spoke Mrs.Warren.”Of the slaughters! For, it had been of an most alluring Masquerade, indeed, and had merely desired to take rest upon the evening without such confusion!”

The guests of the household were then conveyed of the acts that had befallen, and many gasped in mere fright, one speaking.”Oh, I knew of such acts! For I had sensed of something rather dubious going about the dwelling. . . rather dubious, if I must say.”

All of so had then parted of the Sheldons Masquerade with fashionable conversation to speak unto another for ages to pass. And, why indeed! They had then detected of the body of Otto Gilbert about the damp chambers of the concealed passages, and had beared it upon the morgue in great distress and wistfulness.

“Oh, of a fine soul,”many spoke then.”Of an rather dandy heart, he had ought to had been.”

And yet- the dwelling of Mrs.Sheldon seemed quite bare, then. Many years would come to pass, and none would thrive upon the household, as many despaired of the affair that had befallen upon the evening of the banquet!

And yet- it would soon alter to become a most aged, and rather nasty household, where the wallings would then falter and part about the floorings. But yet- it then settled now quite alluring and well fitted, where it ought to be for ages to come.

But, alas! As I had conveyed unto you whiles ago. . . of what a Masquerade it had been! Of decorative decorations of the most enticing sights, and delectable of meats of the merriest of wines- and of the finest musicians.  

And indeed, it had seemed quite marvellous!