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What is Mr Carlyle himself but a Phantasm of the species which he is pleased to denounce?
He must, at any cost, escape the ignominy that loomed before him like the phantasm of a dreadful dream.
SCENES FROM A COURTESAN'S LIFEHONORE DE BALZAC
In other words, the mother projected a phantasm of her dead daughter to the mind of her son.
OCCULTISM AND COMMON-SENSEBECKLES WILLSON
At times faith grows faint, and I think it all a delusion—a phantasm—a dream.
NUGGETS OF THE NEW THOUGHTWILLIAM WALKER ATKINSON,
Why in this case should we call the reality sleep, and the phantasm waking?
DEATH--AND AFTER?ANNIE BESANT
The phantasm seemed to be about thirty-five, her features were described as ‘rather handsome,’ and (unromantically) as ‘oblong’.
COCK LANE AND COMMON-SENSEANDREW LANG
Phantasm Captains with unanimous votings: this is considered to be all the law and all the prophets, at present.
LATTER-DAY PAMPHLETSTHOMAS CARLYLE
This Home represented as the phantasm of a child of Mr. and Mrs. Browning, which died in infancy.
HISTORICAL MYSTERIESANDREW LANG
One of them is haunted, as in the old witchcraft cases, by the phantasm of the sorcerer.
COCK LANE AND COMMON-SENSEANDREW LANG
If it is a phantasm, it is more gorgeous than the most splendid creations of poetry.
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