"Suddenly I began to see myself in the depths of the mirror, as through a mist."  From Short Stories of the Tragedy and Comedy of Life by Guy de Maupassant, 1903.  And previously, there was this item.

From In Fableland by Emma Serl, 1911.

From An Extraordinary Chace, or the Parson and the Cat by William Cowper, 1820.

"Excuse me, Miss, but you have dropped your Waterfall."  From Harper's Weekly, 1865.

It was actually a cold, hard fact that sank the Titanic, as we learn in Wreck and Sinking of the Titanic by Marshall Everett, 1912.

From The Skeleton Horseman or the Shadow of Death, 1866.

From Wilderness, written and illustrated by Rockwell Kent, 1920.

From A History of British Star-Fishes by Edward Forbes, 1841.

From Le Diable Amoureux, Roman Fantastique by Jacques Cazotte, 1845.

From Hubert Ellio by Francis Davenant, 1866.

"How to be sick," from Home and Health, 1907.

"The vision."  From Poems and Songs by Robert Burns and illustrated by Robert Paterson, 1875.

From the Wisconsin Medical Recorder, 1913.

"The fortune teller's revenge," from The Boy Detective or the Crimes of London, 1866.