This collection of stories, first published in 1872, includes Green Tea, The Familiar, Mr. Justice Harbottle, The Room in the Dragon Volant, and Carmilla. The five stories are purported to be cases by Dr. Hesselius, a 'metaphysical' doctor, who is willing to consider the ghosts both as real and as hallucinatory obsessions. The reader's doubtful anxiety mimics that of the protagonist, and each story thus creates that atmosphere of mystery which is the supernatural experience. This new edition includes alternate versions of some stories and a brief biography of the author.
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THE STORY: Karin is a young wife, an older sister and an only daughter.
The army's rationale for continuing the practice—as had been explained by Ríos Montt and his spiritual adviser Francisco Bianchi— remained operational. Ríos Montt had answered reporters' questions about the killings of unarmed civilians ...
These thirteen original essays are provocative explorations in the construction and representation of self in America's colonial and early republican eras.
Gisela von Hohenems joins the teaching staff of an exclusive girls' school in upstate New York, where she befriends fellow newcomer Faustina Coyle.
Steeped in classic horror, this chilling contemporary tale deals with secrets long buried, festering guilt, and haunting loneliness Jack Trent, the most effective criminal investigation officer in the history of the department, is having ...
Through a Glass Darkly
A few relevant biblical references are: Ps. 44:22; Luke 9:23; Rom. 8:35–36; 1 Cor. 15:31; 2 Cor. 4:8–11, 16–17; Col. 1:24; and 1 Pet. 4:13. Augustine is more like Calvin in comments on Psalm 80:4. In recommending commentaries on the ...
Cherry Trevelyan meets with heartbreak and romance when she leaves a Utopian community to live in the outside world.
Through A Looking Glass Darkly