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My Fellow Soldier: An Echoing Ghost

By: Edith de O.M.
Narrated by: Leslie Gray
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This is a short fictional story, about a girl named Elodia who experiences strange encounters, with an unknown spirit. From her childhood to her adulthood, she sees him awake and in her dreams. This man appears throughout her life while she ages, but the man does not age. The spirit of the man is a soldier of the civil war. The soldier mostly appears to Elodia on a full moon, but his motives are unknown. It is when Elodia takes a tour with her college classmates at a historical landmark of a home that awakens her curiosities and doubts. The home belonged to a General of the Army close to the Rio Grande at the heart of El Paso, Texas. Elodia acknowledges her connection with this spirit but is in disbelief about her fate with him.

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