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phantom in Old Tales of a Young Country

was decided that John Soper should go with him, carrying a tinder-box in order that he might make a fire if necessary, and attract the notice of the crew. The pair started. Night fell and they did not return. It was suggested that they had seen the vessel, and got aboard her. Others, more charitabl…

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1,871
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1866
Source
Project Gutenberg Australia
Publication
Old Tales of a Young Country; Marcus Clarke
Published
1871
Narrative type
Spirit-Person Narratives
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phantom
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Gold Rush Colonial
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Australia (Australia): B
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was decided that John Soper should go with him, carrying a tinder-box in order that he might make a fire if necessary, and attract the notice of the crew. The pair started. Night fell and they did not return. It was suggested that they had seen the vessel, and got aboard her. Others, more charitable in their conclusions, affirmed that the vessel was but the phantom of the old man's brain, and that he would return with his wearied comrade before morning broke. The day dawned, however, upon that sleepless night, and yet no sign of the scouts. "It's all a dream of his," said Veale; "we had better go and look for our food, lest our.

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