SAD FULFILMENT of a DREAM.
In the spring of this year, says the * South London Times,’ a young married woman, residing in North Peckham, dreamt that she would die on the first anniversary of her wedTo her husband and her relatives she mentioned her strange dream on several occasions, and it seemed to prey upon her mind. At last the dreaded day came, and so impressed was she that it would prove her last upon earth, that she actually made a present to one of her friends of a sum of money wherewith to purchase mourning. Strange to say, before midday arrived the poor woman was a corpse. It may be mentioned that she had given birth to a child, which is living and well, eleven days previously.
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Evening Star, Issue 3826, 29 May 1875, Page 3
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128SAD FULFILMENT of a DREAM. Evening Star, Issue 3826, 29 May 1875, Page 3
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