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From Mystères du Palais de l'Élysée by Jules Beaujoint, 1888.

"The spectre of Tappington," from Dicks' English Library of Standard Works, 1884.  Compare to this other depiction of the same scene.

"There's a dead body walking about the room!  One?  No!  It is not one; it is five hundred!"  From Dicks' English Library of Standard Works, 1884.

"He moved his walking-stick repeatedly through the phantom," from Dicks' English Library of Standard Works, 1884.

Here's a looming feeling from Der Schwarzwald by Wilhelm Hermann Kensen and illustrated by W. Hasemann, 1890.

A Charge from the Grave by Somerville Gibney, 1889.

"The Spectre and Cupid," from Fables in Verse, 1810.

"Stuyvesant's vision," from Bill Nye's History of the United States, illustrated by F. Opper, 1894.  Note that Stuyvesant is missing the wrong leg here.

"The spectre on the line," from The Biography of a Locomotive Engine by Henry Frith and illustrated by P. Hardy, 1891.

The Last Day of Her Life, 1894.

These apparitions appear in St. Nicholas magazine.

From In the Forbidden Land by Arnold Henry Savage Landor, 1898.