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supernatural in Below And On Top and Other Stories

whole council of doctors, consequently the best speed was a slow trot; but the crowd had a diversion in Houten, who continued in an unconscious condition, and whose head showed several bad wounds. Evidently the stranger below had made a good fight for it. Dickie's mind was in volcanic condition, th…

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1,898
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2314
Source
Project Gutenberg Australia
Publication
Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson
Published
1898
Narrative type
Ghost and Apparition Accounts
Public-text label
supernatural
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Federation Era
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Australia (Australia): B
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whole council of doctors, consequently the best speed was a slow trot; but the crowd had a diversion in Houten, who continued in an unconscious condition, and whose head showed several bad wounds. Evidently the stranger below had made a good fight for it. Dickie's mind was in volcanic condition, throwing up many theories, but he clung to his faith in Sim's ghost, and awaited developments. These people were flying in the face of the supernatural; Houten was there to teach them what they might expect--no one would heed him. "Ease her!" cried Tinker Smith, and again a face came up out of the darkness of the mine, and Dickie started.

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