51.   Montero writes with fire and acid, and her ghosts are the rotten, footless, and headless corpses that litter the paths hiked by her odd duo.

52.   Mostly, however, he just seemed ill at ease, as though there were a ghost at the table.

53.   Much later, of course, I realized the ghosts were not real.

54.   Now that ghost is gone, banished.

55.   No ghost is too grumpy for this motley crew, no white light too bright.

56.   She senses that his ghost is jealous of her new lover.

57.   So, are there ghosts in the Shenandoah Valley?

58.   Some ghosts are well-known.

59.   Soon ghost may be the word to avoid.

60.   Some might say that ghosts are perhaps the only visitors to this low-profile institution.