Mirrikh: Or, A Woman From Mars 💀 scary.co

Written in 1892, this “Tale of Occult Adventure” weaves a fantastic story about the possibilities of trans-dimensional travel! The second part of this book will be of great interest to those traveling the spiritual path…. If you were offered a trip to the Planet Mars, in Soul Body, would you take it? “Bah! What is this earthly body? I speak of my astral body, which envelopes the soul, my real self. I am no more bound to this body than you are to the black gown you wear at the present moment, which, by the way, becomes you immensely. Why, I have not been with this body before for months. I dreaded the journey to this place and sent my body on ahead — that is all.” “He grasped one of the handles and pulled, seeming to exert more strength than I believed him capable of. Slowly an oblong box moved forward, working on stone rollers. One glance sent me back with a shudder, for there, reposing in the box, was a human body wrapped in cloth, swathed about like an Egyptian mummy. Only the head was visible, and what startled me most was the face, which, though that of a middle-aged man, and by no means unhandsome, was of a color decidedly greenish, or perhaps I had better say greenish-yellow. If I had been told that it was the face of a man who died of jaundice, I would have found it easier to believe than Padma’s next words.” This illustrated eBook edition of the 1892 original has been carefully edited for errors and is as true to the original as possible. The spellings of the time have generally been modernized where appropriate. [EDB Pubs] Publisher’s note: While it is true that some old books can be found for free on the internet, the quality of most ‘free’ material is not acceptable. Here is an example of the work to be done in order to produce a readable version for the Kindle reader: Text found online: The jjrinling }>ress came to Pennsylvania almost as early as the first settlers. An almanac was published in Philadelj)hia in 1OS5. In 17 19 Andrew Bradford started the first newspai)er in the colony. Ten years later Benjamin Franklin began the i)ublication of a better paper, The Pennsylvania Gazette. The same text after editing: The printing press came to Pennsylvania almost as early as the first settlers. An almanac was published in Philadelphia in 1685. In 1719 Andrew Bradford started the first newspaper in the colony. Ten years later Benjamin Franklin began the publication of a better paper, The Pennsylvania Gazette.

Release Date TBD
Author Francis Worcester Doughty
Language English
Format Leather Bound

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