Aristede awakens to find the face of Barnabas Collins peering down and the simple minded one reacts in horror.
Quentin in the drawing room listening to classical music.  How arrogant is  Quentin's body with Petofi's mind to not care that he is acting totally unlike Quentin and how stupid that nobody seems to realize that something is going on.
Quentin recaps the Lady Hampshire storyline to bring eveyone up to speed, but really where did he find Ben's diary and how did he know that it would be useful to learn about Josette.  It seemed that Ben's diary was last seen in the Old House bravely weathering the passage of time during Laura's story.
Barnabas is back and reveals once again that he is a cousin from England.  He survives the dawn and Edward decides to go to the cave to the horror of Quentin's body with Petofi's mind.  Barnabas is still in the coffin and Angelique is missing. " What is going on," asks Edward at the dramatic ending.   The second Barnabas collapses.   A really good episode.

The voiceover reveals that Lady Hampshire is drawn to a rendevouz with a man who is dead.  The door opens and it's Quentin.  How much more exciting if it had been the unstaked Barnabas.   Angelique works on the chains, but Aristede enters.
Kitty claims she has seen Barnabas and Edward wants to go to the cave to the discomfort of Quentin's body with Petofi's mind .
Barnabas is still in the coffin with the stake and breathing rather heavily for a dead man.   Flames surround Angelique.  Another good episode.

I came across my cousin's copy of  "The Witches Bridge" when I was moving out of my house back to my childhood home last January and decided it was a keeper, but haven't come across it as  I've been unpacking.  I did find another Barbee Oliver Carleton book," The Secret of Saturday Cove,"  1961.  I read it the other day and it takes place in Maine which is her home state, although she later moved to Boston when she married.  The story is about a boy named David and his sister Sally who along with their clever friend Stokes are looking for the family treasure that was buried during the Revolutionary War by an ancestor who lived in the family's now abandoned old house.  The ancestor's name was Jonathan.  I kept thinking that maybe she had a premonition.  I also kept thinking that someone on Dark Shadows must have read this book.
My cousin and I used to get the Scholastic books also and only because my mother and my uncle liked that if you ordered so many you got free books. 

Should we care that Evan is to be buried alive?  He isn't exactly a sympathetic character and is rarely seen.  Quentin's body spares Evan.  Probably because Aristede is not around to bury him alive.  What a fun scene that could have been.  Aristede screaming his lines wild eyed as he shoveled dirt over Evan.
Quentin's body is suspicious of Angelique. 
No not Tate again!.  The shade falls down as Charity enters.  This seems to be the foul up that most the actors recall when they talk about bloopers.  Charity produces 5,000 dollars for Amanda's picture.  I've totaly forgotten why.
Angelique foolishly lets her hiding place at shipwreck point be found and Crazy Charity is the one who has to clue her in that Quentin's body is not occupied by Quentin's mind.
Apparently spell check has finally caught on that Aristede is crooked and wants to replace his name with arrested.

Jeremiah's ghost is warning Kitty that "he will kill you."  Obviously in reference to Barnabas. 
Quentin in Petofi's boby  finds he has the power of the hand.  Now this is an excitng plot development and now the fake Quentin doesn't hold all the cards.
Judith want's her power of attorney.  She must not trust Greg.

Naturally Kitty is caught and uses her possession to free herself from suspicion.   We learn from Quentin with Petofi's mind that Gerald Soames died a jewel thief.  What an interesting story.  Too bad the writers seem to save in most interesting stories for the backstory and it's never shown.
This episode features no less than three characters who are dual personalities.  Quentin/Petofi, Kitty/Josette, and Charity/Pansy. 
There is a seance.  They are always fun and I know who the figure in the door is and it's about time.

Hasn't Petofi been around long enough?  He's got the body so why not move on to safer territory and get some distance from the dreaded gypsies.   
Angelique pulls her dress out of a very modern looking clothes box.
Now Petofi's body can't get Beth to believe him and she knew the real Petofi was up to something.
Jullia is feeling strange.  The sound effects are really eerie in these scenes.   Julia looks pretty today and she often doesn't due to bad hair, clothing, make-up and lighting, but it seems to come together for a change.  Naturally the only one to believe Petofi's body is Julia and she is gone.

I've been thinking about the music box also.  Is it the ghost of Barnabas,  Angelique,  or the ghost of Josette?  If Kitty is the reincarnation of Josette then that would rule out the latter, but if she is, then she could have put it there herself.