A true ghost story; or, Three nights in a haunted house, and a brief sketch of superstition (1895)
Scaife, Hazel Lewis, 1872-1939 · Louisville, Ky. [Press of R. H. Carothers] · leaf 28
n gib out he holler, 4 Run reglar,boys, run reglar; catch one, catch all.9 His point was so suggestive, that we fromthat moment recognized Bart as wag of thecamp. Before we started my suspicions were arousedwhen several of the party objected to my carry-ing a gun. They claimed that two horses… … When you come back cross dis yerefiel, Ole Bart gwtne ter be loapin wid degang.—Page 18. A TRUE GHOST STORY. 17 shoot anything, unless I was sure it was the ghost, and that if I should kill a horsethrough mistake, I would pay for the damage. After each member of the party had takenan oath that he…
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