An illustration from a 1906 issue of Puck magazine.

Note the hidden faces in the branches and rocks in this illustration from an 1884 issue of Puck magazine.

An illustration from a 1902 issue of Punch magazine.

Here's a precursor to a stretch portrait at Disneyland's Haunted Mansion: an illustration from an 1863 issue of Punch magazine.  The caption reads: "Death on the Rope."

An illustration from a 1903 issue of The Windsor magazine.  The caption reads: "The Presence seemed to gather round my head with a caress."

An illustration from a 1905 issue of Punch magazine.

An illustration from a 1915 issue of Cosmopolitan magazine.

An illustration from a 1905 issue of The Idler magazine.  The caption reads: "'Why hasn't Haunting told upon you?' I asked."

"Step by step, nearer, nearer, until he touched airy hands that clung, that drew him to the heart of mystery."  From Amélie Rives's The Ghost Garden, 1918.

An illustration from an 1893 issue of The Idler magazine.  The caption reads: "A hot sickness touched him with its finger."

An illustration from a 1919 issue of Wide World magazine.  The caption reads: "My glance drifted to the wall above it, and, horror of horrors I saw it distinctly bulge inwards!"

An illustration from a 1920 issue of Life magazine.  The caption reads: "The house haunters' union decides to strike for a four-hour night."

An illustration from a 1922 issue of Scribner's magazine.  The caption reads: "The Ghost Trees"

"Lamia":  an illustration from a 1900 issue of The Idler magazine and a precursor to the spooky portraits hanging in Disneyland's Haunted Mansion.

An illustration from a 1904 issue of Metropolitan magazine.  The caption reads: "'Through him!  Pass through him!  Come out!  Come to me!' I cried."

An illustration from a 1904 issue of Metropolitan magazine.  The caption reads: "Those brogans are ever with him."

An illustration from an 1897 issue of Cosmopolitan magazine.  The caption reads: "They rise upon me tattered and dog-bitten."

Our Caption: Yes, do take stock and leave the bonds.

(Illustration from a 1912 issue of Life magazine)