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Fiction, Novel, Story Books
Three Ghost Stories by Charles Dickens (Hardback)
- Page : 60 pages
- ISBN : 9789394885837
- Dimensions : 22.5 x 14.5 x 1 cm
In ghost stories there is no path to escape. Charles was such a versatile writer that he could put life in such simplistic stories with his amazing wit. In “the haunted house,” a new homeowner discovers he is sharing his bed with the skeleton of the house’s former master. In “the trial for murder,” a revengeful ghost haunts a juror serving at his killer trial. In “the Signal-Man,” An apparition warns a man of impending disaster.
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