with probably some grog on board, having parted from his boon companions, returned to them, appearing in a frightened condition, with a state- ment that he had seen the ghost of Fisher at the slip- panel leading into the paddock at Fisher's house, and that the appearance pointed to the paddock. The…
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with probably some grog on board, having parted from his boon companions, returned to them, appearing in a frightened condition, with a state- ment that he had seen the ghost of Fisher at the slip- panel leading into the paddock at Fisher's house, and that the appearance pointed to the paddock. The ghost was dressed in the ordinary everyday garments of the Fisher's Ghost. 15 period, in fact, in Fisher's clothes. There can be no doubt whatever that Fisher's body and clothes were at this very time under the ground and rapidly becoming in a very decomposed and unpresentable and (with regard to the clothes especially) very rotten.
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