The spirit-rapper; an autobiography
execrated. Yet is it pleasant to feel that there are some who, bad as I
have been, still love me, and will drop a tear of sincere grief over my
lifeless remains. There are, too, some who, from the abundance of their
charity, will, as they pass by my final resting-place, breathe the
prayer, so consoling to the living at least,—“May his soul rest in
peace.” After all, good is greater than evil, and love stronger than
hell.
THE END.
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Transcriber’s Note
Errors deemed most likely to be the printer’s have been corrected, and
are noted here. The references are to the page and line in the original.
19.25 that [“/‘]occult power,[”/’] as an earlier Replaced.
philosophy
20.17 [“]There is something fearful Added.
103.27 endeavoring to look killing.[”] Added.
144.8 More[o]ver, I did not wish Inserted.
156.25 per Deum sanctum,[”] Added.
161.25 would expla[i]n all this Inserted.
185.13 the _stat[u]s quo_ Inserted.
202.21 author[r]ity may modify without danger Removed.
209.13 république d[e/é]mocratique Replaced.
251.2 sitt[t]ing-room Removed.
269.11 [“]was one of the most learned Added.
286.21 is the prin[ci]ple of all things Inserted.
308.18 Then a flint[s t/ st]one Space
shifted.
401.30 from utter detesta[ta]tion Removed.