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It’s a ghost hunter claiming that a wily poltergeist had jammed his poltergeist-detection device.
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SENSE FROM THOUGHT DIVIDEMARK IRVIN CLIFTONI believe that the idea was to appease the Poltergeist, who would otherwise vex and disturb the young couple.
HOME LIFE IN GERMANYMRS. ALFRED SIDGWICKRackets in general are caused by lares domestici (“brownies”) or the Poltergeist.
ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA, 11TH EDITION, VOLUME 13, SLICE 1VARIOUSYet where did these articles go, and of what use would they be to a poltergeist?
BYWAYS OF GHOST-LANDELLIOTT O'DONNELLIn short, the usual strange feats that characterise poltergeist phenomena.
THE PSYCHICAL RESEARCHER'S TALE - THE SCEPTICAL POLTERGEISTJ. D. BERESFORDAnd, curiously enough, the poltergeist precisely echoed my resolve.
THE PSYCHICAL RESEARCHER'S TALE - THE SCEPTICAL POLTERGEISTJ. D. BERESFORDPoltergeist had spared my novel, lying next to Young: evidently he thought that already watery enough.
THE BONADVENTUREEDMUND BLUNDENThe poltergeist phenomenon is usually spectacular and is nearly always associated with teen-age neurotics.
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