Ghost Stories

'muckle-mouthed Meg'
'Hang him, Provost!'[1] cried the Town Clerk; 'he was...

An "astral Body"
Mr. Sparks and Mr. Cleave, young men of twenty and nine...

The Shepherd Dog
The shepherd dog is another useful—almost indispensable...

The Specter Of Tappington
COMPILED BY RICHARD BARHAM "It is very odd, thou...

The-devils-of-the-ocean
In the twenty-second year of the period Eternal-happi...

Queen Mary's Jewels
"I have had a strange dream about your ring" (a "medall...

The Ghost Of Major Sydenham
Concerning the apparition of the Ghost of Major Ge...

Farm House 4 Interior Arrangement
The front door from the veranda of the house opens ...

The Lady And The Ghost
BY ROSE CECIL O'NEILL It was some moments before t...

Apud Corstopitum
(per lineam murus.) L. Sentius Castus--at one time...

Iii

Wanderers in that happy valley
Through two luminous windows saw
Spirits moving musically
To a lute's well tuned law,
Round about a throne, where sitting
(Porphyrogene!)
In state his glory well befitting,
The ruler of the realm was seen.





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