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Spectre

This page groups search-ready records carrying the label “Spectre” in public source text or archive coding. It preserves a discovery term without treating the label as proof, a biological category, or a claim that distinct cultural traditions are interchangeable.

Search-ready records
6
Public sources
2
States / territories
2
Dated span
1898–1898

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  1. spectre in Below And On Top and Other Stories#23271898 / Project Gutenberg Australia / Ghost and Apparition Accountsatching the vision with round, unblinking eyes. Dick had expected something like this. He was disappointed in details; his idea of a ghost was quite conventional, and he particularly admired white flowing draperies; but…
  2. spectre in Below And On Top and Other Stories#23071898 / Project Gutenberg Australia / Ghost and Apparition Accountsularly admired white flowing draperies; but he was prepared for a spectre of some kind, and as he had never for a moment thought of the disembodied inhabitants of the old mine as evil spirits, or anything but sorrowing,…
  3. spectre in Below And On Top and Other Stories#23061898 / Project Gutenberg Australia / Ghost and Apparition Accountssed like a miner, and was tall and thin, and the pallid face was thrust forward in a listening attitude, the mouth open, the eyes staring. Dolf uttered a choking cry, and fell upon his knees, clinging wildly to his comp…
  4. spectre in The Wonder-Child#2947Undated / Project Gutenberg / NSW / Retellings and Adaptations' she said; 'what is it you have done to it? It is only a ship and a man, and yet--do you know I can hardly keep the sobs back when I look at it.' To her amaze her employer turned eagerly round, shook her hand again and…
  5. spectre in The Three Miss Kings#2932Undated / Project Gutenberg / VIC / Retellings and Adaptationsgy within bounds. As long as she is happy with music and china we shall be all right, but if she goes beyond things of that sort--well, I tremble for the consequences. They would be fatal--fatal!" "Where are you afraid…
  6. spectre in A Colonial Reformer Volume 3#2731Undated / Project Gutenberg / Retellings and Adaptationsat’s the worst of him.’ Mr. Neuchamp, who, having as yet not gone through the terrible trials of a prolonged drought, had never witnessed the incredible emaciation to which stock may be reduced, and their rapid and magi…