The house of the nightmare, and other eerie tales

The house of the nightmare, and other eerie tales

by Ambrose Bierce, Kathleen Mary Lines, K. Lines, Kathleen Lines

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CONTENTS: 1 - FROM IMAGINATION The House Of The Nightmare by Edward Lucas White The Hauntings At Thorhallstead by Allen French His Own Number by William Croft Dickinson Gabriel-Ernest by Saki Hand In Glove by Elizabeth Bowen Mr. Fox (traditional english tale) by Anonymous Curfew by L.M. Boston John Bartine's Watch by Ambrose Bierce The Monkey's Paw by W.W.Jacobs My Grandfather, Hendry Watty by Arthur Quiller-Couch A School Story by M.R. James The Red Cane by E.F. Bozman A Diagnosis Of Death by Ambrose Bierce Bad Company by Walter De La Mare Proof by Henry Cecil The Amulet by Thomas Raddall The Hair by A.J. Alan The Return Of The Native by William Croft Dickinson The Earlier Service by Margaret Irwin 2 - FROM LIFE "Here I Am Again!" by Charles G.S. The Man Who Died At Sea by Rosemary Sutcliff The Wish Hounds by Kathleen Hunt The Man In The Road by F.M. Pilkington My Haunted Houses by M. Joyce Dixon In Search of a Ghost by Eric Roberts The Limping Man Of Makin-Meang by Arthur Grimble(

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    How does the collection's division between stories "from imagination" and accounts "from life" alter your reading experience and your willingness to believe the unbelievable?

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    Which of the settings in these stories—whether an isolated house, a ship at sea, or an ordinary schoolroom—felt the most effectively haunted to you, and why?

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