Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Weird Tales, Vol. 1 of 2
It was at this stage of the proceedings that I came to H and it was highly amusing to see how hun dreds of people stood round about the garden and raised a loud shout whenever the stones ?ew out and a new window appeared where noboby had for a moment expected it. And in the same manner Krespel pro ceeded with the buildings and fittings of the rest of the. House, and with all the Work necessary to that end; everything had to be done on the spot in accordance with the instructions which the Councillor gave from time to time. However, the absurdity of the whole business, the growing conviction that things would in the end turn out better than might have been expected, but above all, Krespel's generosity - which indeed cost him nothing - kept them all in good-humour. Thus were the difficulties overcome which necessarily arose out of this eccentric way of building, and in a short time there was a completely finished house, its outside.
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