Undated
This collection groups search-ready public-text records assigned to Undated. Counts reflect source survival, collection coverage, publication patterns, and archive coding rather than real-world supernatural frequency.
- Search-ready records
- 38
- Public sources
- 4
- States / territories
- 4
- Dated span
- Undated
Public records
- Wikidata entity: Fisher’s Ghost#4668Fisher’s Ghost 1960 Australian operetta Fisher's Ghost Fisher's Ghost
- Wikidata entity: Fisher's Ghost#4667Fisher's Ghost 1924 film by Raymond Longford Fisher's Ghost (film) Fisher's Ghost
- Wikidata entity: Fisher's ghost#4666Fisher's ghost popular Australian ghost story dating to the early 19th century Fisher's ghost Fisher's Ghost
- Wikidata entity: Yowie#4664Yowie creature from Australian folklore Yowie Yowie
- spectre in The Wonder-Child#2947' 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…
- spirits in The Three Miss Kings#2936when playing or listening, would have been to them like talking and laughing over their prayers. But, of the three, Patty was the most truly musical, in the serious meaning of the word, inasmuch as her temperament was w…
- spectre in The Three Miss Kings#2932gy 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…
- phantom in The Three Miss Kings#2931ried to attend to what he said, but she found herself thinking less of him now than of her unknown friend--less occupied with the substantial figures upon the stage of action around her than with the delusive scene-pain…
- ghost in Sisters#2890ully neglecting him. Boldly she ascended to his sitting-room in the wake of tight-lipped Manton, who presently brought tea, and at intervals tended the fire, apparently without once casting an eye upon her. Claud was up…
- ghosts in For the Term of His Natural Life#2850hear me yet--though inquiry was stifled at Port Arthur. By the way, a Pharaoh had arisen who knows not Joseph. It is evident that the meddlesome parson, who complained of men being flogged to death, is forgotten, as the…
- spirit in For the Term of His Natural Life#2842on of the harmless life of the Australian ocean. But the convict's guilty conscience, long suppressed and derided, asserted itself in this hour when it was alone with Nature and Night. The bitter intellectual power whic…
- phantom in For the Term of His Natural Life#2841e ocean seemed to be rising up and surrounding him. He retreated to the brink of the gulf, and the glare of the upheld brand fell upon a rounded hummock, whose coronal of silky weed out-floating in the water looked like…
- apparition in For the Term of His Natural Life#2840pulled out what he sought. A bottle of brandy. With this in his hand, all moderation vanished. He raised it to his lips and eagerly drank. Then, ashamed of what he had done, he thrust the bottle back, and made for his r…
- apparition in For the Term of His Natural Life#2839d lurking shapes of cruelty and danger. Even the whispering breeze bore with it sighs, and threats, and mutterings of revenge. Oppressed by a terror of loneliness, she hastily caught up the manuscript, and turned to see…
- apparition in For the Term of His Natural Life#2838to attack this new enemy; but, quick as thought, the child glided past Frere, and, snatching the loaf, placed it in the hands of the starving man, with “Here, poor prisoner, eat!” and then, turning to Frere, she cast up…
- ghosts in For the Term of His Natural Life#2833ebruary 19th.--I accept. There is work to be done among those unhappy men that may be my purgation. The authorities shall hear me yet--though inquiry was stifled at Port Arthur. By the way, a Pharaoh had arisen who know…
- ghost in For the Term of His Natural Life#2831lement. He staggered to the cavern, and, seizing the sleeping Frere by the arm, shook him violently. “Awake! awake!” he cried, “and let us leave this place!” Frere, starting to his feet, looked at the white face and blo…
- ghost in For the Term of His Natural Life#2830ly facing the scowling brows above him. “Yes.” “Without injury?” continued the other, bargaining, as it were, at the very muzzles of the muskets. “Ay, ay! It's all right!” returned Russen. “It's our liberty we want, tha…
- witch in Plain Living#2827=A Cigarette-Maker’s Romance.= _Globe_—“We are inclined to think this is the best of Mr. M. Crawford’s stories.” =Khaled=: A Tale of Arabia. _Anti-Jacobin_—“Mr. Crawford has written some stories more powerful, but none…
- ghost in Plain Living#2815l was left desolate and forsaken of its heroes. Hubert fared forth along the north-west trail, bound for the sea-like plains of the Lower Warroo, where the wild orange flowers bloom on their lonely sand islands, bright…
- ghost in Plain Living#2814isfied expression. She relaxed considerably, though with an effort, as her visitors were announced, and came forward to greet them warmly enough. “So glad to see you, Mr. Stamford. It was nice of you to bring Laura. Why…
- apparition in The Crooked Stick#2785e joy and the mystery, the strange, inexplicable, subtly compounded essence which the poets in all ages have termed love. Why it should be so she was unable to comprehend. She told herself that he was not so strong and…
- apparition in The Crooked Stick#2784his favourite songs in a fashion which brought any lingering remnants of his passion once more to the surface. Mr. Atherstone was also good enough to express his approval from the dining-room, the door of which was open…
- apparition in The Crooked Stick#2783tress, aroused by a sudden crack of the driver's whip, started, and as she drew the curb-rein, reared. 'What a naughty Wanderer!' she exclaimed, as, slackening her rein, she leaned a little forward, stroking her horse's…
- apparition in The Crooked Stick#2782hiefly to similar social laws, strongly marked varieties of the race have from time to time arisen. These phenomenal personages have differed from their compeers in a ratio of divergence altogether incomprehensible to t…
- ghost in The Crooked Stick#2781woman is doomed who waits in vain for him whom she loves, hoping against hope, refusing the sad truth, until all limit of credence be passed, so vehement an indignation fired her every feeling against the imaginary recr…
- giant in A Colonial Reformer Volume 1#2754beautiful!’ They roamed long amid the glories of that semi-tropical park, rich with the spoils of the Orient and many a fairy isle of the Great South Sea. As the palms and strangely formed forest trees waved in the bree…
- spirit in A Colonial Reformer Volume 1#2744xuries in the other hemisphere. ‘This is pleasant,’ said the merchant, after a long silence of words, with something between a sigh and a shake; ‘but there are such things as breakfast and business for to-morrow. We mus…
- ghost in A Colonial Reformer Volume 1#2743at last, and we had the cattle at our own price, blast ’em. All day they was very sulky and slinged along, and wouldn’t feed. Well, we was sulky too, for we’d no time to stop and cook a bite, it was so thick.’ ‘What sta…
- giant in A Colonial Reformer Volume 3#2740steeps and fairy nooks which engirdle Sydney. The undulating lawns were dimmer, the plant masses less profuse, the showery blooms less dazzling, the trailers less gorgeous, than in other years. Yet were not the shores o…
- spectre in A Colonial Reformer Volume 3#2731at’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…
- apparition in A Colonial Reformer Volume 3#2730ushed in and closed, while his blood flowed freely from a wound in the forehead, and ensanguined his adversary as they grappled in deadly conflict. The accuracy of the Count’s aim, faultless and unerring in gallery prac…
- apparition in A Colonial Reformer Volume 3#2729her fortunes, she was astonished to hear Mr. Middleton exclaim, ‘Why, there is Miss Frankston come to meet us! How do you do, Antonia, my dear? Allow me to make known Miss Neuchamp; probably you are already acquainted w…
- witch in A Colonial Reformer Volume 2#2727e she came to close quarters. When it did it had not the blinding fire of the properly-wielded twelve-stranded intimidator. He felt a sudden shock as the savage head struck violently against Osmund’s shoulder. He held t…
- spirit in A Colonial Reformer Volume 2#2720have heard that life on a cattle station must be quite the romance of the bush. There is a sort of Bedouin flavour about it, with a necessity for good horsemanship that would fascinate me if I were a man.’ ‘Go and play…
- ghost in A Colonial Reformer Volume 2#2716e land. ‘But a drought, the real thing I mean, a dry summer after a dry winter, is something awful. I can recollect one when I was a little chap at school, and that was something I never forgot.’ ‘What was it like, Char…
- Torchlight Tour#1136The Fremantle Prison public tour page is used as a place-linked heritage discourse source for ghost-story/night-tour framing.
- Ghosts? What Ghosts? - Night Tour#1135The official Old Melbourne Gaol public page frames the site through a night-tour ghost narrative associated with the gaol.