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haunted in Joe Wilson and His Mates

-shelf and locked the door. He got into bed again, and the cat jumped up and curled down at the foot and started her old drum going, like shot in a sieve. Dave bent down and patted her, to tell her he'd meant no harm when he stretched out his legs, and then he settled down again. We had some books…

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2,149
Year
1,901
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Internet Archive
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Record ID
2149
Source
Internet Archive
Publication
Joe Wilson and His Mates; Henry Lawson
Published
1901
Narrative type
Ghost and Apparition Accounts
Public-text label
haunted
Archive period
Federation Era
Location
Australia (Australia): B
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-shelf and locked the door. He got into bed again, and the cat jumped up and curled down at the foot and started her old drum going, like shot in a sieve. Dave bent down and patted her, to tell her he'd meant no harm when he stretched out his legs, and then he settled down again. We had some books of the *Deadwood Dick* school. Dave was reading * The Grisly Ghost of the Haunted Gulch,' and I had *The Dismembered Hand,' or 'The Disembowelled Corpse,' or some such names. They were first-class preparation for a ghost. I was reading away, and getting drowsy, when I noticed a movement and saw Dave's frightened head rising, with the.

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