"Yolande as she appeared when materialised."  From Shadow Land or Light from the Other Side by E. d' Espérance. 1897.

Reblog if you, too, conduct the radiance.  From the University of Virginia's Corks and Curls yearbook, 1915.  See How to Hoodoo Hack a Yearbook.

From I Am, A Novel of Psychotherapy by Florence Edythe Blake-Hedges, 1910.

A snore, done in by a slipper thrown at a nose, turns into a ghost and cries, "Ce-ce-guggle-glug!"  From Sayings and Doings in America by Costard Sly, 1834.

"The haunted bachelor."  From Welcome Guest, 1860.

The ghosts of old dances.  From The Judge, 1912.

From Kladderadatsch, 1929.

"It is manned by the fleshless ghost of the wrecker."  From The Strand, 1908.

From Fliegende Blätter, 1931.

His other dad is a ghost.  From Peter Ibbetson, illustrated by George Du Maurier, 1891.