T1	FAC 838 858	the Patesville Hotel
T3	FAC 1175 1202	the houses along the street
T4	GPE 1264 1272	the town
T5	GPE 1009 1017	the town
T6	FAC 1192 1202	the street
T7	GPE 1715 1729	SOUTH CAROLINA
T9	GPE 1843 1857	South Carolina
T10	FAC 1873 1883	the street
T11	GPE 2430 2438	the town
T12	FAC 2339 2357	handsome buildings
T13	LOC 2399 2406	the sea
T16	FAC 2957 2977	the two main streets
T18	GPE 2923 2931	the town
T20	PER 3703 3714	all negroes
T22	PER 3591 3598	Warwick
T23	FAC 3958 3968	his office
T24	PER 4030 4047	obliging citizens
T25	PER 4124 4141	convivial spirits
T26	PER 4166 4173	Warwick
T27	FAC 4528 4540	the building
T29	PER 4927 4938	an idle boy
T31	FAC 5115 5134	the town hall above
T34	PER 5436 5448	The murderer
T35	PER 5541 5560	a merciful governor
T37	PER 5648 5657	a prophet
T38	PER 5603 5610	Warwick
T39	PER 5637 5657	the son of a prophet
T40	PER 5811 5818	Warwick
T42	PER 6232 6245	a colored man
T43	PER 6197 6210	the young man
T46	FAC 6734 6740	office
T49	LOC 7111 7123	all de earth
T50	PER 6956 6970	the undertaker
T52	PER 7128 7131	Man
T56	FAC 7827 7849	the undertaker 's shop
T57	GPE 8271 8279	the town
T59	FAC 8091 8134	the Catholic church , with its many crosses
T60	PER 8430 8435	Tyler
T61	PER 8168 8177	St. James
T62	FAC 8245 8279	once the leading hotel of the town
T63	FAC 8537 8550	the old hotel
T64	PER 8466 8473	Warwick
T65	PER 8648 8653	slave
T66	FAC 8495 8507	Front Street
T67	PER 8724 8731	Warwick
T68	PER 8756 8769	a young woman
T69	FAC 8780 8792	Front Street
T70	FAC 8884 8896	Front Street
T71	PER 8863 8870	Warwick
T72	PER 9026 9041	the young woman
T74	GPE 18 32	SOUTH CAROLINA
T75	PER 2 32	A STRANGER FROM SOUTH CAROLINA
T76	PER 458 543	some even-tempered old man or woman who seemed to have drunk of the fountain of youth
T77	GPE 573 671	an old town that , having long since ceased to grow , yet held its own without perceptible decline
T2	FAC 958 970	Front Street
T78	FAC 978 994	the market-house
T79	PER 792 994	a young man who came out of the front door of the Patesville Hotel about nine o'clock one fine morning in spring , a few years after the Civil War , and started down Front Street toward the market-house
T80	VEH 1073 1086	the steamboat
T81	VEH 1090 1100	a carriage
T82	PER 1532 1541	the clerk
T83	PER 1588 1629	the day clerk , who had just come on duty
T84	PER 1689 1701	JOHN WARWICK
T85	GPE 1704 1712	CLARENCE
T8	GPE 1747 1762	South Ca ' lina
T86	PER 1824 1857	The gentleman from South Carolina
T87	PER 2379 2386	Sherman
T88	FAC 2441 2451	The stores
T89	GPE 2534 2540	cities
T14	PER 2693 2700	Warwick
T90	FAC 2770 2786	the market-house
T91	GPE 2812 2822	Patesville
T92	FAC 3024 3040	the market-house
T93	FAC 3041 3063	a little public square
T94	FAC 2993 3011	each street corner
T15	FAC 2937 2977	the intersection of the two main streets
T95	VEH 3106 3111	carts
T96	VEH 3116 3122	wagons
T17	PER 3172 3179	Warwick
T97	FAC 3218 3234	the market-house
T19	FAC 3430 3444	the tall tower
T98	LOC 3527 3535	the land
T21	PER 3842 3911	the old constable , whose chief business it had been to ring the bell
T99	PER 4201 4218	the old constable
T100	PER 4178 4197	a colored policeman
T101	FAC 4261 4281	the burned buildings
T102	GPE 4314 4326	the old town
T103	FAC 4388 4404	the market-house
T104	FAC 4369 4404	The lower story of the market-house
T105	FAC 4442 4459	the public square
T106	PER 4462 4469	Warwick
T107	PER 4603 4668	the butcher who had sold fresh meat twice a week , on market days
T108	PER 4757 4771	old Aunt Lyddy
T30	FAC 4961 4977	the market-house
T109	PER 4774 4977	the ancient negro woman who had sold him gingerbread and fried fish , and told him weird tales of witchcraft and conjuration , in the old days when , as an idle boy , he had loafed about the market-house
T28	FAC 5140 5153	this stairway
T32	PER 5171 5192	a manacled free negro
T33	FAC 5216 5224	upstairs
T110	PER 5267 5274	Warwick
T111	PER 5367 5377	the victim
T112	PER 5388 5407	the gathering crowd
T36	PER 5623 5632	a prophet
T113	FAC 5792 5808	the market-house
T41	PER 6080 6098	ARCHIBALD STRAIGHT
T114	PER 6101 6107	LAWYER
T115	FAC 5970 6107	a small weather-beaten frame building , from which projected a wooden sign-board bearing the inscription : -- ARCHIBALD STRAIGHT , LAWYER
T116	FAC 6182 6194	a vacant lot
T117	FAC 6219 6338	a shop where a colored man was employed in varnishing a coffin , which stood on two trestles in the middle of the floor
T44	PER 6463 6470	Warwick
T118	PER 6524 6540	the coffin-maker
T119	PER 6600 6603	suh
T45	PER 6673 6680	Warwick
T120	PER 6716 6730	Judge Straight
T121	PER 6753 6765	De ole jedge
T48	PER 6812 6815	suh
T47	PER 7149 7153	oman
T51	PER 7322 7334	de ole jedge
T53	PER 7361 7364	suh
T122	PER 7428 7435	Warwick
T123	PER 7454 7468	the undertaker
T124	PER 7581 7584	suh
T54	PER 7644 7655	all de dead
T125	PER 7708 7711	suh
T55	PER 7806 7809	suh
T126	GPE 7796 7803	de town
T127	PER 7766 7803	all de bes ' w ' ite folks er de town
T128	PER 7814 7821	Warwick
T129	PER 7827 7841	the undertaker
T130	PER 7893 7903	the lawyer
T131	FAC 7893 7913	the lawyer 's office
T132	FAC 7995 8028	the old black Presbyterian church
T58	LOC 8068 8083	a stately grove
T133	FAC 8219 8242	the old Jefferson House
T134	FAC 8444 8482	The street down which Warwick had come
T135	FAC 8613 8626	Liberty Point
T136	FAC 8740 8753	Liberty Point
T137	FAC 8815 8831	the market-house
T138	PER 8975 8982	Warwick
T73	PER 9314 9322	The girl
T139	PER 8168 8171	St.
T140	PER 4761 4765	Aunt
T141	PER 6716 6721	Judge
T142	LOC 3128 3139	the country
T143	FAC 8683 8688	there
T144	FAC 4201 4227	the old constable 's place