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The Power of Darkness by Edith Nesbit · Booklabria

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The Power of Darkness

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The Power of Darkness

Name: The Power of Darkness
Author: Edith Nesbit

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First published: 2006
Language: English
Editions: 125

Synopsis

The book "Power of Darkness" is an edition of twenty dark, mysterious stories. Each has its significance, perhaps in love, often in human terror and solitary endurance. From the love a man bears his dead wife and the misunderstanding that hinders his sight, to the strange country superstition that comes true, the writer displays the strange imagination that comes to deep human minds

Subjects: Horror
Ghost
English Horror tales
English Ghost stories
Set in: England
Paris

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