A traveler in the South chatted with an aged negro, whom he met in the road. "And I suppose you were once a slave?" he remarked. "Yes, suh," the old colored man answered. "And, so, after the war, you gained your freedom," the gentleman ... Read more of Slavery at Free Jokes.caInformational Site Network Informational.ca
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The Man At The Lift
In the same way, in August, 1890, a lady in a Boston ho...

With Intent To Steal
To sleep in a lonely barn when the best bedrooms in t...

The Canterville Ghost
BY OSCAR WILDE I When Mr. Hiram B. Otis, the Am...

The Choking Ghost Of House Near Sandyford Place Glasgow
The last time I was passing through Glasgow, I put up...

By Peden's Cleuch
The Border hounds had gone right away up Redewater af...

To Prove An Alibi
I first met Arthur Cressley in the late spring of 1892....

A Shady Plot
BY ELSIE BROWN So I sat down to write a ghost stor...

Ash House And Smoke House
These two objects may, both for convenience and econo...

Haunted Mrs Chang
Mr. Chang, of that ilk (Chang Chang Tien-ts), was a man...

Pearlin' Jean Of Allanbank
Few ghosts have obtained more notoriety than Pearlin'...

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The Haunted And The Haunters: Or The House And The Brain
A friend of mine, who is a man of letters and a philosopher, said to me one day, as if between jest and earnest--"Fancy! since we last met, I have discovered a haunted house in the midst of London." "Really ...