An account

The date of the dream was firmly fixed in my mind, because it came the one night that I passed at the house of Mrs. Paine's father. I well remember telling Mrs. Paine the dream in the morning. When I saw her again I told her of Captain Fischer's letter, which was received after I returned to W. H. Junction. Had the dream occurred at home I could not have been so sure of the time. Mrs. Paine, Northfield, Vermont, writes as follows : — May 24th, 1884. My testimony in regard to Miss Morse's dream in connection with Captain Fischer, whom I know well, is a mere mite. I well recollect her telling me the dream, which occurred while she was on a visit at my father's, but whether she related it to me the next morning or later, I cannot remember. She says she told me the dream at the time, and its singular verification afterwards, as she did not receive the letter from Captain Fischer until after she returned to her home at White River Junction — but so many years have elapsed that they are inseparably connected in my mind. I only remember it in connection with the letter, although I presume she is correct.