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Showing posts with label Wilkie Collins. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Wilkie Collins. Show all posts

Wilkie Collins: The Ghost in the Cupboard Room

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 Mr. Beaver, on being “spoke” (as his friend and ally, Jack Governor, called it), turned out of an imaginary hammock with the greatest...

Wilkie Collins: Brother Morgan's Story of the Dream Woman

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I I had not been settled much more than six weeks in my country practice when I was sent for to a neighboring town, to consult wit...

Wilkie Collins: A Terribly Strange Bed

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Shortly after my education at college was finished, I happened to be staying at Paris with an English friend. We were both young men th...

Wilkie Collins: The Lady of Glenwith Grange

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I HAVE known Miss Welwyn long enough to be able to bear personal testimony to the truth of many of the particulars which I am now about...

Wilkie Collins: Blow up with the brig, a sailor's story

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I HAVE got an alarming confession to make. I am haunted by a Ghost. If you were to guess for a hundred years, you would never gues...

Wilkie Collins: The Dead Hand

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When this present nineteenth century was younger by a good many years than it is now, a certain friend of mine, named Arthur Holliday, ...
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