The Phantom Rickshaw by Rudyard Kipling

A man ends an affair with a passionate woman who later dies—but her ghost continues to haunt him in a rickshaw only he can see. As his mind begins to unravel, he descends into paranoia and guilt. The plot is steeped in atmosphere, with psychological and supernatural tension. Kipling uses the ghost as a symbol of conscience and consequence. One of his most memorable tales of obsession and haunting regret.