From QuestBusters, 1987.

From Science Experiences with Inexpensive Equipment by Carleton John Lynde, 1939.

"But when sleep does come, a strange mist seeps in through the open window."  From Forbidden Worlds, number 20.

From Wizardry Monsters Manual.

"Maidens of the mist."  From St. Nicholas Book of Plays and Operettas, 1905.

May a favorable breeze blow away grave mists today.  From Wizardry IV: The Return of Werdna Handbook.

You knew that Carl Sandburg said "the fog comes on little cat feet," but it's actually a panther.  From the Might and Magic Handbook.

"A shadowy, mist-veiled form, the dumfounded lad did see."  From The Joyous Travelers by Maud Lindsay & Emilie Poulsson and illustrated by W. M. Berger, 1919.

"A large cloud of mist that floated over the river, now parted into what appeared to Halcyon to be three shadowy forms."  From Halcyon and Asphodel by A.L.H.A., 1885.

"The mist has gone by, dear love!  The mist has quite gone by!"  From The Grey Man by Samuel Rutherford Crockett and illustrated by John Seymour Lucas, 1896.

An illustration from an 1898 issue of Scribner's magazine.  The caption reads: "The sense of infinity is heightened by the floating mist."