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upon the house itself.
An animated dream, it keeps on incessantly for a time; then stops at dead of night, when sleep becomes too deep for dreaming, and then recommences before dawn, when dreams are resumed, but go, as tradition says, by contraries.
It represents the remote and mystic side of our nature, brought into unwonted development among the hills.
Harper and Brothers, Franklin Square, New York. 1888.
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