"... I saw nothing more, but heard Siri's voice calling Brigitta! in a tone that thrilled through my very soul, in the same moment that I sank into the deep." 
    Brigitta was silent awhile, as if shocked at the very thought of that event.
    "And you lost all consciousness, I suppose?" asked Olof.
    "It seemed to me as if I were asleep," continued Brigitta, "I do not remember to have felt the slightest pain by it; but on my re-awaking, I found myself very sick, and lying in a little fishing-boat on one of the holms near Sollero, from whence the fishermen, who had heard my calls, had rowed up to our aid.  As far as I can remember of that time, I called immediately for Siri, and asked after her.  But Siri was not there, and nobody knew any thing of her." (The Novels of Frederika Bremer, Friedlaender, 1845)