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"Well, sir" she sank her voice "you may have seen in the church, beside the altar, two shapes."
"You mean the effigies of the knights in armour," I said cheerfully. "I mean them two bodies, drawed out man-size in marble," she returned, and I had to admit that her description was a thousand times more graphic than mine, to say nothing of a certain weird force and uncanniness about the phrase "drawed out man-size in marble." "They do say, as on All Saints' Eve them two bodies sits up on their slabs, and gets off of them, and then walks down the aisle, in their marble and as the church clock strikes eleven they walks out of the church door, and over the graves, and along the bier-balk, and if it's a wet night there's the marks of their feet in the morning." "And where do they go?" I asked, rather fascinated. "They comes back here to their home, sir, and if any one meets them -" E.Nesbit, Man-Size in Marble This was made for the Urban Legend contest held by *Lisajen-stock. Urban legend based on upon the story Man-size in marble by E.Nesbit, there are definitely bound to be urban legends based on churchyard statues.. brrr. *Lisajen-stock's photo:ref |
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Oh! that to me the wings were given
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"A society's need for law displays a failing of character."
-Vice
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