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THE MARRIAGE.—ROSAMOND. THE MARRIAGE ROSAMOND
hich she declared that, 'if she was deceived, she had, at all events, been the sport of some spirit, either good or evil;' and the 27th December in that year, death put an end to both her hopes and fears. With her followers, however, it was otherwise; and though for a time confounded by her decease, which they could scarcely believe to be real, her speedy resurrection was confidently anticipated. In this persuasion many lived and died, nor is her sect yet extinct: but, within a short period, several families of her disciples were living together in the neighbourhood of Chatham, in Kent, remarkable for the length of their beards and the general singularity of their appearance. The body of Johanna underwent an anatomical investigation after her death, when the extraordinary appearance of her shape was accounted for upon medical principles; and her remains were conveyed for interment, under a fictitious name, to the burying-ground attached to the chapel in St. John's Wood." CHAPTER LXVII.  SECTION SIXTY NINE OF THE MYSTERIES OF LONDON VOLUME THREE THIS IS A LIBERRA VOX RECORDING ALL LIBERVOX RECORDINGS ARE IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO VOLUNTEER PLEASE VISIT LIBRAVOX DOT ORG RECORDING BY ADEL POOLEY THE MYSTERIES OF LONDON VOLUME THREE BY GEORGE W REYNOLDS SECTION SIXTY NINE CHAPTER SIXTY SEVEN
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