Ebook {Epub PDF} Three Nights in a Haunted House: A True Ghost Story? by Hazel Lewis Scaife

Publisher: CREATESPACE. Number of Pages: Weight: lbs. Publication Date: ISBN Seller Rating: % positive. N-ROMKflON. TITHEbeliefinghostsorinultra-rational spiritualmanifestationsisalmostasoldas thehumanraceitselfandthelegendsandfolk-loreofeverypeopleembody,moreorless.  · A TRUE GHOST STORY; OR. THREE NIGHTS IN A HAUNTED HOUSE. By Scaife, Hazel Lewis, Introduction "Hark! on the wainscot now it knocks! "If thou art a ghost/' cried Orthodox. With that affected solemn air. Which hypocrites delight to wear, And all those forms of consequence. Which fools adopt instead of sense ;Estimated Reading Time: 4 mins.

The Tragic Tale of the Girl in Blue. On a chilly, winter day in December of a young girl arrived in a small Pennsylvania town. Within only a few hours she was found dead next to the railroad tracks, and no one knew who she was and without any identification the townspeople donated money and buried the girl in the local cemetery, naming her. On March 8, , workman John Brlich, discovered the body of a young boy frozen in a pond at the O'Laughlin Quarry (now Waukesha Lime and Stone), on the north end of Waukesha, Wisconsin. The body of water was about feet below an embankment. He immediately contacted authorities, who noted that the child was well dressed and appeared well. In "A True Ghost Story, or Three Nights in a Haunted House and a Brief Sketch of Superstition" Scaife says that "Superstition generally decreases in proportion to mental development". This quote relates back to the case of Charles Tilbrook because according to Charles' grandmother, Mary, he was mentally unstable.

Publisher: CREATESPACE. Number of Pages: Weight: lbs. Publication Date: ISBN A true ghost story; or, Three nights in a haunted house, and a brief sketch of superstition, (Louisville, Ky. [Press of R. H. Carothers], ), by Hazel Lewis Scaife (page images at HathiTrust) Was it a ghost? The murders in Bussey's wood. An extraordinary narrative. (Boston, Loring, [c]), by Henry Johnson Brent (page images at HathiTrust). N-ROMKflON. TITHEbeliefinghostsorinultra-rational spiritualmanifestationsisalmostasoldas thehumanraceitselfandthelegendsandfolk-loreofeverypeopleembody,moreorless.