From Astronomical Myths, Based on Flammarion's "History of the Heavens" by J. F. Blake, 1877.

From the Duluth Herald, 1914.

From Secrets of the Stars by Inez McFee, 1922.

From The Stars and Their Mysteries by Charles R. Gibson, 1916.

From Is the Bible From Heaven? Is the Earth a Globe? by Alex Gleason, 1890.

From The Century, 1892.

"At this moment in the eclipse the leaping flames of the sun's color-sphere are faintly visible."  From Other Worlds Than This by Elena Fontany and illustrated by John Dukes McKee, 1930.

How eclipses are symbolic of neurosis and psychosis.  From The Journal of Borderland Research, 1987.

From The Sun by C. A. Young, 1895.

From Youth's Companion, 1923.

"All roads led to the eclipse."  From The Children's Newspaper, 1927.

Earths in the shapes of diamonds, hexagons, and triangles leave shadows on the moon.  From Astronomical Myths, Based on Flammarion's "History of the Heavens" by J. F. Blake, 1877.

From King Longbeard, Or Annals of the Golden Dreamland by Barrington MacGregor and illustrated by Charles Robinson, 1897.

From The Stars and Their Mysteries by Charles R. Gibson, 1916.

From The Century, 1892.

From The Sun by C. A. Young, 1895.

From The Century, 1889.

May no eclipses curse your dreams tonight.  From The Gates of the Future Thrown Open by Carlotta de Barsy, 1899.

From Dark Shadows episode 1075.

"The shadow is only touching the moon."  From Dark Shadows episode 1075.