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... story , where every incident tells upon , and advances the catastrophe , while , at the same time , it illustrates the characters of those interested in its approach , can- not too often be mentioned with the highest approbation . The ...
... story , where every incident tells upon , and advances the catastrophe , while , at the same time , it illustrates the characters of those interested in its approach , can- not too often be mentioned with the highest approbation . The ...
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... stories , with which the greater part of the first volume is occupied , are , with one exception , old , and familiar to every body conversant in that sort of line . The story of the Be- headed Lady , in particular , has not only been ...
... stories , with which the greater part of the first volume is occupied , are , with one exception , old , and familiar to every body conversant in that sort of line . The story of the Be- headed Lady , in particular , has not only been ...
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... stories , and I am sorry to add , they are not improved by their new dress . The tone in which Mr. Irving does them up , is quite wrong . A ghost story ought to be a ghost story . Something like seriousness is absolutely necessary , in ...
... stories , and I am sorry to add , they are not improved by their new dress . The tone in which Mr. Irving does them up , is quite wrong . A ghost story ought to be a ghost story . Something like seriousness is absolutely necessary , in ...
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