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HAUNTED HEADLINES- MINES AND THE GHOST STORIES THAT HAUNT THEM · Ghost stories and the Unusual Paranormal podcast

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  Speaker 1: There are stories everywhere you go, some more horrifying than others.
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  Speaker 1: We're here to investigate the stories. This is Ghost Stories
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  Speaker 1: and Nothing Unusual Paranormal Podcasts with your host Joe the
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  Speaker 1: Ghost Guy.
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  Speaker 2: Last time on Ghost Stories and the Unusual Paranormal Podcast,
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  Speaker 2: Joe the Ghost Guy and crew moved to a new location.
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  Speaker 2: What they found out was the ghosts are anywhere and everywhere,
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  Speaker 2: and plenty more stories to tell and share. What stories
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  Speaker 2: are they going to tell? Next? Tune on this episode
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  Speaker 2: of Ghost Stories and the Unusual Paranormal Podcast with your
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  Speaker 2: ghostly host Joe the Ghost Guide.
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  Speaker 3: Good don't be good at every good evening. Where we
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  Speaker 3: are across country and around the world. You are listening
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  Speaker 3: to Ghost Stories and the Unusual Paranormal Podcasts. I am,
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  Speaker 3: indeed your host, Joe the Ghost Guy, and I like
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  Speaker 3: to thank everyone for listening to the ghost stories and
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  Speaker 3: hope everyone's liking them.
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  Speaker 1: And we are.
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  Speaker 3: Pretty well good on our new location. I've been hearing
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  Speaker 3: a few ghost stories here and there about you know,
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  Speaker 3: different towns I have on here and I'm looking forward
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  Speaker 3: to explore a little bit more and see what happens.
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  Speaker 3: But until then, you know, I did something back I
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  Speaker 3: believe season one or maybe a season two, but I
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  Speaker 3: think I brought I think I think about bringing it back.
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  Speaker 3: And this episode today, I'm going to do some haunted
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  Speaker 3: headlines UH newspapers that that were brought to my attention
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  Speaker 3: that you know, there's news that's you know, it's uh,
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  Speaker 3: you know back in the day where you know, things
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  Speaker 3: happen and you know, people read the newspapers and there
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  Speaker 3: are some that looked up that I believe that it's
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  Speaker 3: I believe it's well good and you know from you know, Arizona,
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  Speaker 3: you know, Colorado, even across the country, you get a
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  Speaker 3: lot of you know, mining towns that you know, look
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  Speaker 3: for gold, silver, copper, any mines in general that no
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  Speaker 3: matter how hard you you know, try to get it
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  Speaker 3: to be saved. There are accidents that happened. And today's
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  Speaker 3: episode is gonna be hot headlines on some ghostly encounters
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  Speaker 3: that people have received during uh mining, the mining the mines.
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  Speaker 3: Would it be cold, gold, silver, et cetera. So here
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  Speaker 3: some of the ghost headlines that's brought up you will
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  Speaker 3: enjoy them. In the hills of Idaho Springs, Colorado, since
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  Speaker 3: the Phoenix Gold Mine built during the Colorado Gold rush
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  Speaker 3: from the eighteen seventies. This mine was once filled with
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  Speaker 3: miners seeking fortune, but as they dug deeper, tragedy struck,
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  Speaker 3: leaving the mind with a haunting legacy than doers to
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  Speaker 3: this day. The Phoenix gold Mine was a prosperous site,
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  Speaker 3: drying workers eager to find gold, but the mine was
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  Speaker 3: also dangerous. Cavens, accidents, and rock falls were very common,
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  Speaker 3: often claiming the lives of miners. Safety practices were minimal
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  Speaker 3: back then, and some of these men were never recovered,
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  Speaker 3: so their bodies and some of their spirits and main
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  Speaker 3: trapped in the mindsteps. One spirit has seen most often
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  Speaker 3: his name as Dutch Nellis, a formal minor, but the
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  Speaker 3: tragic end stories say he was friendly but private. During
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  Speaker 3: the deadly dispute, Nellus lost his life and said the
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  Speaker 3: Phoenix mind. People now see his spirit wandering the tunnels
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  Speaker 3: where he worked his last ship. Many visitors reported and
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  Speaker 3: feeling intense eerie presents near these areas. Some even say
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  Speaker 3: a shadowy figure or feel a nicy chill as of
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  Speaker 3: Nellis's spirit guides guards the mine. The Phoenix gold Mine
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  Speaker 3: was drawn paranormal investigators from all over and an investigation
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  Speaker 3: the ghost hunters recording a voice saying can't thought no
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  Speaker 3: one else was nearby. Others have reported flashlights flickering, our
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  Speaker 3: cameras failing to work in certain areas. These haunted spots
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  Speaker 3: were known for cold drafts in odd sounds. One guard
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  Speaker 3: one guide heard a faint tapping of a pickaxe and
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  Speaker 3: the tunnels. She thought a coworker was nearly nearby and
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  Speaker 3: called out, but received only silence in return. Many guests
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  Speaker 3: have also heard whispers, footsteps, tappening sounds as though they
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  Speaker 3: go out, as if the ghosts were still working in
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  Speaker 3: the mind. Today, the Phoenix gold Mine is open to
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  Speaker 3: the public, tracting ghost hunters and curious visitors. Ghost guides
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  Speaker 3: share stories of the minds on the past and Warren's
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  Speaker 3: guests to respect the spirits. Every Halloween, thrill seekers come
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  Speaker 3: hoping to catch a glimpse of Dutch nils or hear
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  Speaker 3: when the ghostly sounds for themselves. Visitors say they feel
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  Speaker 3: chills in certain areas and sometimes see flickering lights in
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  Speaker 3: the distance if you are brave enough to enter. Don't
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  Speaker 3: be surprised if you hear of a pickaxe. The spirits
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  Speaker 3: of miners past and still be at work, a reminder
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  Speaker 3: that some who went down never never made it out.
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  Speaker 3: Here's one that it's called the the Yellow Sightings of
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  Speaker 3: the Sound of the Yellow Jackets, Virginia City, Nevada, November sixteenth.
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  Speaker 3: For some years past there have been observed by miners
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  Speaker 3: working in the all upper levels the Yellow Jacket Mine,
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  Speaker 3: Gold Hill, Nevada, various phenomena, apparently of the super natural character.
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  Speaker 3: Recently of these unaccountable disturbances have been renewed in a
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  Speaker 3: startling manner. A few miners like to own to have
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  Speaker 3: been frightened by anything of a ghostly nature. The majority
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  Speaker 3: prefer quietly leaving in mind to acknowledging themselves frightened by
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  Speaker 3: unnatural sightings and sounds. For this reason, little is there
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  Speaker 3: here to four been made public in regard to the
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  Speaker 3: goings or doings the spoos and goblins, and the old
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  Speaker 3: upper workings of the Jacket. Miners are credited for being
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  Speaker 3: as thoroughly mhm situated with the superstitious nation and notions
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  Speaker 3: and fears are also sailors talking and talking into consideration
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  Speaker 3: the scenes of the labor and the two classes miners
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  Speaker 3: have such greater reason for being overcome at times by
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  Speaker 3: superst by superstitious fears, then have sailors, while at laborers
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  Speaker 3: have The latter are at all times performed out under
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  Speaker 3: the free vault of heaven and midsts of the open
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  Speaker 3: waters of the board, of the board broad ocean, and
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  Speaker 3: much of these of the times in the broad light
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  Speaker 3: light of day. The business of the former carries him
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  Speaker 3: into subterranean depths, where remains a political darkness surpassing, that is,
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  Speaker 3: of the land beyond the ocean stream, where the but
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  Speaker 3: our Climerites dwell. In the old world there was always
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  Speaker 3: excited a belief of gnomes, gobblins, gulb cobalts, and other
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  Speaker 3: supernatural beings, particular into minds, subteradical boogies, all of a
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  Speaker 3: more or less unwholesome nature. In Germany, the whole worlds
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  Speaker 3: were politically are politically and in embody embodied and dicious,
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  Speaker 3: and in the adrifts of galleries of the old minds.
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  Speaker 3: Ridiculous states that in Germany they do usually they usually
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  Speaker 3: walk into little coats some two feet long. Mangnus asserts
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  Speaker 3: that were no fewer than six kinds of subterranean goblins,
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  Speaker 3: some bigger, some less, all which was seen in and
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  Speaker 3: about minds monsters, says, some of these not courier noxious,
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  Speaker 3: and so and again do no harm. Gorgeous Angelina speaks
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  Speaker 3: up the most noble of these being scenes of the
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  Speaker 3: very instant tribe of subterranean imps, as in Greek coboles,
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  Speaker 3: as in the in the German Cobbold, and Acacola says
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  Speaker 3: that both of the get Told and the Cobol are
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  Speaker 3: clothed after a manner of material men, and all many
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  Speaker 3: times and indicate their works. Although stories of these goblems,
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  Speaker 3: the miners have been brought into stopped by miners from
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  Speaker 3: freaking Berg, Altenburg, Classical and other mining related regions in
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  Speaker 3: Germany with similar stories from the minds of Cornwall or
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  Speaker 3: miners have never encountered in such spirits in the lower
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  Speaker 3: levels here, nor seen any traces of their works. Of
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  Speaker 3: your miners fear anything at all. It is the spirits
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  Speaker 3: of the dead, the regular old passioned churchyards ghosts. But
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  Speaker 3: even these little as there they're here to before been heard.
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  Speaker 3: Occasionally a story has been started, and some strange sounds
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  Speaker 3: have been heard, and some out to the mines, but
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  Speaker 3: nothing more than they accounts of any sounds heard to
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  Speaker 3: be obtained. Now, however, we have something definite in regard
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  Speaker 3: to the strange sightings and sounds and the jacket. On
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  Speaker 3: Thursday night, November tenth, W. P. Bennett, who was employed
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  Speaker 3: at the mine, had an experience so startling that it
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  Speaker 3: gave him such a fit of sickness from which he
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  Speaker 3: could not fully recover at at this writing. Mister Bennett
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  Speaker 3: is also known as many persons in San Francisco, as
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  Speaker 3: well as his part of the Nevada and many of
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  Speaker 3: the mountain towns of California. He was for a number
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  Speaker 3: of years in the employee of welsh Argo and Company,
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  Speaker 3: and in the old stage staging days and charger as
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  Speaker 3: superintendent of all their horses and coaches and such of
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  Speaker 3: the time traveling to and fro over the routes. He
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  Speaker 3: is a very truthful man and a Pacific Coast pioneer,
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  Speaker 3: and a man who throughout his life.
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  Speaker 1: Has feared.
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  Speaker 3: Quote no evil thing that is walked by night and
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  Speaker 3: fog or fire by a lake or mooria, moorish fin, blueminger,
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  Speaker 3: hag or stubborn unlaid ghosts that breaks his breaks his
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  Speaker 3: magic chains at curfew time. I'm no goblin or or
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  Speaker 3: Swart firing of the mine. Quote, he says that they never.
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  Speaker 3: He says that never until last week did he or
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  Speaker 3: hear anything they could not account for. He is now
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  Speaker 3: employed in the Yellow Jacket Mine as power man powder man.
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  Speaker 3: He was a powder man means he was a blaster.
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  Speaker 3: He was in charge, and in this he was charged
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  Speaker 3: and distributes to the miners the powder the empire in
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  Speaker 3: the blasting which I just said, uh, he was been.
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  Speaker 3: He had been working uh for for the mine over
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  Speaker 3: four years. During this time he has frequently been in
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  Speaker 3: and out alone and passed through all parts of that
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  Speaker 3: without a thought of seeing or hearing anything of ghostly nature.
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  Speaker 3: He knew a man leaving a mind an account of
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  Speaker 3: things that had heard or see, but paid very little
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  Speaker 3: attention to the mysterious talk about them each of the
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  Speaker 3: occasionally heard among the miners. Further than saying that he
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  Speaker 3: would very much like to see or hear something where
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  Speaker 3: they they of them what they spoke of, and now
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  Speaker 3: he wants no more of it. He says he has
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  Speaker 3: got his dose and never get over it until his
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  Speaker 3: life life has ended. Last Thursday night, he spoke to
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  Speaker 3: Pete Lagnan, the fore man, the most shovels he had
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  Speaker 3: been up to on the thousandth level and said he
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  Speaker 3: could go up and get them. He told him to
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  Speaker 3: do so. He went up to the old deserted level
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  Speaker 3: and countered and ascended to the first floor above the
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  Speaker 3: track floor. He went out and across the floor into
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  Speaker 3: the station and talked, I had taken up to to
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  Speaker 3: across the floor to the two He went up. He
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  Speaker 3: took up two shovels, returned them to descend to the
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  Speaker 3: track floor. He was carrying the at lantern, and when
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  Speaker 3: he had got into the ladder that led to the
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  Speaker 3: track floor, and it was moving, and was moving down
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  Speaker 3: with his lantern below the hole in the floor, but
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  Speaker 3: his head lantern his head still threw it. He was
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  Speaker 3: startled that hearing the pound of heavy footsteps come and
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  Speaker 3: trumpling over the planks directly towards him. He began to
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  Speaker 3: descend the ladder as rapidly and as possible, and whatever
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  Speaker 3: he did, he heard the steps immediately over his head
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  Speaker 3: at the hole, and he said he had just left.
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  Speaker 3: He pushed, pushed on down the ladder in a short
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  Speaker 3: distance until he reached the orseship and lead leads down
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  Speaker 3: from the floor through which the footsteps were hot, were herd.
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  Speaker 1: Hearing there.
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  Speaker 3: Alting at the shoot, he looked up and saw nothing.
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  Speaker 3: He knew that no man were working on that level.
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  Speaker 3: But he came into came into his head that Pete
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  Speaker 3: Langdon might possibly have followed him up at that part
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  Speaker 3: of the mind, so he threw out and struck him.
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  Speaker 3: That struck him that Pete could not have come up
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  Speaker 3: through that without a light and could not be tampering
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  Speaker 3: about the dark. Although feeling very shaky and uncertain, mister
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  Speaker 3: Bennett understood that or oh, mister Bennett must purge to
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  Speaker 3: call out, who's there anybody up there? Instantly he heard
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  Speaker 3: again above the floor, but about forty feet back from
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  Speaker 3: the hole through which he had just been descended a
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  Speaker 3: heavy trumpet as the two men coming towards him in
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  Speaker 3: the ladder way. As he stood on the ladder, he
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  Speaker 3: held the lantern with his left hand, and under the
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  Speaker 3: same arm the two shovels tightly pressed against his side. Suddenly,
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  Speaker 3: from behind, the shovels were violently thrust forward and sent
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  Speaker 3: flying in a distance of two sets of timber about
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  Speaker 3: twelve feet, when they certainly struck against the wall and
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  Speaker 3: went down the ladderway landing to a point a distant
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  Speaker 3: nearly thirty feet from where they started. Up to this time,
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  Speaker 3: said mister Bennett, I was not very badly frightened when
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  Speaker 3: I felt the thrust from the behind and saw the
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  Speaker 3: shovels flying ahead of me. I felt though my whole
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  Speaker 3: system chilling, sickening, shot or for a moment I was
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  Speaker 3: almost paralyzed of Then fear came with the worst and
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  Speaker 3: crumping on the floor above. Still continuing, I descended the
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  Speaker 3: ladder as swiftly as possible. When I reached the floor below,
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  Speaker 3: in my excitement, I took a wrong turn, got off
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  Speaker 3: into the strange drift. Did not recover my air until
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  Speaker 3: I came until I came to where it was cave
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  Speaker 3: down as if a large power of dirt. I dreaded
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  Speaker 3: going back under the ladder, away from the floors above,
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  Speaker 3: but managed to creep around behind the ladder and then
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  Speaker 3: came to the drift I should have taken at first.
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  Speaker 3: There laid my two shovels, but for a time I
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  Speaker 3: was afraid to touch them, not knowing what might happen
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  Speaker 3: at the moment of my laying my hands upon him. However,
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  Speaker 3: I plucked up the courage to lay hold of the tools,
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  Speaker 3: and soon got down to the eleventh just level, nothing
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  Speaker 3: occurring to alarm me. When I got down among the men,
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  Speaker 3: I asked for Pete Langdon, and he told me that
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  Speaker 3: he had been up on the surface during my trip
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  Speaker 3: to the thousandth level. I was so sick that I
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  Speaker 3: was obligated to quit work. The men all saw that
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  Speaker 3: something had happened to me want to know whether I
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  Speaker 3: had been seen or heard anything. I gave them no
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  Speaker 3: answer further than I could say that I had been
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  Speaker 3: overtaken by a sudden fit of illness. They were not satisfied,
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  Speaker 3: and that evening, at supper time, I told them what
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  Speaker 3: I had occurred on the thousandth level. Then I learned
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  Speaker 3: from I learned from them A strange things have happened
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  Speaker 3: to others, and the old upper levels appears that the
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  Speaker 3: nine hundredth level is that which the supernatural men of
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  Speaker 3: the stations were the most frequent occurrences. It's said that
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  Speaker 3: the three men have been killed on that level, that
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  Speaker 3: one of the men was buried under a big, big
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  Speaker 3: caven and his body has never been been recovered. At
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  Speaker 3: the time of the Great Fire and the jacket which
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  Speaker 3: broke out on the morning of April seventh, eighteen sixty nine.
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  Speaker 3: Forty five men lost their lives, the bodies of three
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  Speaker 3: of the bodies of the three these were never recovered,
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  Speaker 3: and has always been a thought that they were walled
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  Speaker 3: in within the bulkheads were built in the confined the
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  Speaker 3: fire to containments, as afterwards, when the fire had extinguished itself,
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  Speaker 3: some bits of bone were found in that section. Quite
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  Speaker 3: a number of men have left the mind at different
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  Speaker 3: times a count of strange happenings on the nineteen hundredth level.
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  Speaker 3: The fact that these men given upsturdy work at four
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  Speaker 3: dollars a day shows that they were pretty thoroughly frightened.
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  Speaker 3: At the times of the men have been startled by
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  Speaker 3: cries and shrieks, as someone of being pressed to death
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  Speaker 3: under timbers, but most of them have been alarmed by
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  Speaker 3: footsteps above the ground above them. Such were heard by
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  Speaker 3: mister Bennett. The men who heard these sounds were not
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  Speaker 3: always alone. Men working and cross cuts would hear footsteps
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  Speaker 3: out of the main draft as someone on patrol marching
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  Speaker 3: up and down along them footboards. At first, under the
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  Speaker 3: impression that it was the foreman fermenting the drip of
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  Speaker 3: the men went out to investigate. We can never see
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  Speaker 3: anyone sound of the footsteps seizing when they said they
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  Speaker 3: came into the drift through it and been distantly heard.
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  Speaker 3: The moment before, when the return of the men there
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  Speaker 3: were the sound footsteps trumping and grinding along the sandy
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  Speaker 3: footboards of the track floor would again be heard, or
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  Speaker 3: perhaps the groanings of the priest would begin. The disturbances
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  Speaker 3: on the thousandth level have been much less frequent above
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  Speaker 3: the nine hundredth and the levels above that, but without
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  Speaker 3: The month ago, a minor named Bruce, who was the
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  Speaker 3: work at the work on the thousandth level, suddenly threw
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  Speaker 3: up his job, being passed over reason. He sat at first,
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  Speaker 3: he said he was ill. He finally told a friend
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  Speaker 3: that he been been a thing, which he took it
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  Speaker 3: would be a warning to him to leave the mind,
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  Speaker 3: but not say what he had seen. Was said that
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  Speaker 3: the meant his death if he remained in the mind.
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  Speaker 3: If you're being lapped at, preventced many of the fallen,
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  Speaker 3: many of the men telling and cause of their fright.
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  Speaker 3: About two years ago, a miner who was at work
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  Speaker 3: on the two hundredth level her footsteps in the main draft,
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  Speaker 3: and told the men who was at work with them
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  Speaker 3: in the face of the crosscut, they could look out
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  Speaker 3: and see who was there taking a caution. Oh no,
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  Speaker 3: I'm sorry, taking a candle. He went out by a
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  Speaker 3: few moments came rushing back with his hair on end
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  Speaker 3: and trembling with every joy. He said that within got
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  Speaker 3: out into the main draft, two shoes, with no person
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  Speaker 3: in him came trumpling along before him in a foot walk.
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  Speaker 3: He was so balied frightened that he would not stir
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  Speaker 3: an inch from his partner during the remainder of his shift.
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  Speaker 3: And when they you know, when it ended, he left
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  Speaker 3: the mind, never to enter again. Mister Bennett says, although
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  Speaker 3: the formality went by himself through all parts of the mind,
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  Speaker 3: without a thought of fear, No money would now hire nobody,
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  Speaker 3: No money would now we hire him again to go
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  Speaker 3: alone into the old drafts and the chambers with the
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  Speaker 3: thousand levels. He says. He was all. He says, as
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  Speaker 3: all his life laughed at the stories he told of
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  Speaker 3: the prank, spooks and tricks of the spiritualities. But he
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  Speaker 3: was pushed that when his shovels were set flying as
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  Speaker 3: a thing to be can get over. As mister Bennett
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  Speaker 3: has always seen, known as one ugly, fearless and regards
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  Speaker 3: supernatural things. His experience have been a great impact upon
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  Speaker 3: the men working in the mind. There were at present
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  Speaker 3: a bunch about twenty men at work on the one
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  Speaker 3: thy two hundred level, formerly at charge of a change
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  Speaker 3: of ship. When these men reached the eleventh hundredth level,
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  Speaker 3: they would take and they would pass opening leaning up
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  Speaker 3: to the thousandth level, Many a sidelong glances were cast
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  Speaker 3: towards where it was some quick stepping along the men
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  Speaker 3: who would bring up the rear. In writing an account
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  Speaker 3: of these old haunting levels would not have been difficult
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  Speaker 3: to have invented some of the startling things that I
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  Speaker 3: have preferred relating, just that it was reported by mister
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  Speaker 3: Bennett and the other miners themselves, without complete any attempt
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  Speaker 3: of explanation. I give this story, and it's supposed to
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  Speaker 3: be haunted mind, leaving an all draw to all to
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  Speaker 3: their exclusions. This was from Dandy Phil.
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  Speaker 1: You know.
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  Speaker 3: There's I mean a lot of minds that I have
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  Speaker 3: a lot of stories, Hm. I worked out of mine,
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  Speaker 3: my father's worked out of mind. My godfather's worked on mine.
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  Speaker 3: A lot of our friends worked out of mind and uh,
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  Speaker 3: the one night it's even if it's closed or open,
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  Speaker 3: there's still sounds. In fact, while I was working at
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  Speaker 3: my mind at and Nowson, you know you hear lots
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  Speaker 3: of sounds would be eerie and that's h and that's normal.
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