draug

What folklore called a draug, a murdered man who could not rest in death while his killer went unpunished.

Old Tin Sorrows Cook, Glen 1989

Now that they had room, they carved the draug into little frisky pieces.

Old Tin Sorrows Cook, Glen 1989

The draug kept after me — which was fine with Peters and Chain.

Old Tin Sorrows Cook, Glen 1989

I was trying to figure out how to launch a draug hunt.

Old Tin Sorrows Cook, Glen 1989

I had so much mud on me I feared somebody might mistake me for a draug. previous |

Old Tin Sorrows Cook, Glen 1989

The draug grabbed Tyler by the throat and hoisted him into the air.

Old Tin Sorrows Cook, Glen 1989

He and Wayne stuffed them with pieces of draug and tied them shut.

Old Tin Sorrows Cook, Glen 1989

"It's a Trolledyngjan draug tale come true," he said.

An Ill Fate Marshalling Cook, Glen 1988

And the longer he reckoned the more draug-boats he made of it.

Weird Tales from Northern Seas Jonas Lauritz Idemil Lie 1870

[(letter, and inclosed a draug) 9.4 (h) -0.6 (t on my) 29.4 (uncle for \243500. to be paid into her hands on her)] TJ

The Wife; or, Caroline Herbert 1813