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|a Riddell, J. H.,
|c Mrs.,
|d 1832-1906,
|e author.
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|a Novels.
|k Selections
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|a Haunted houses :
|b Fairy water & The uninhabited house /
|c Charlotte Riddell ; edited by Professor Andrew Smith.
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|a Haunted houses :
|b two novels by Charlotte Riddell
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|a Fairy water and The uninhabited house
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|a Fairy water & The uninhabited house
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|a London, England :
|b The British Library,
|c 2018.
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|c ©2018
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|a 334 pages :
|b illustrations ;
|c 19 cm.
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|a British Library tales of the weird
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|a "Fairy water originally published in 1873 as 'The haunted house at Latchford. The uninhabited house originally published in 1875"--Title page verso.
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|a Includes bibliographical references (page 13).
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|g Contents :
|g Introduction --
|t Fairy water:
|g I.
|t Mr. H. Stafford Trevor, Barrister-At-Law, introduced by himself --
|g II.
|t I assist at a wedding --
|g III.
|t My cousin's will --
|g IV.
|t I strike a bargain --
|g V.
|t The legend of Crow Hill --
|g VI.
|t Mad! My Masters --
|g VII.
|t Mr. Waldrum understands --
|g VIII.
|t Valentine's first chance --
|g IX.
|t Lady Mary's experiences --
|g X.
|t The secret of Crow Hall. --
|t The uninhabited house:
|g I.
|t Miss Blake - from memory --
|g II.
|t The Coroner's inquest --
|g III.
|t Our last tenant --
|g IV.
|t Myself and Miss Blake --
|g V.
|t The trial --
|g VI.
|t We agree to compromise --
|g VII.
|t My own story --
|g VIII.
|t My first night at River Hall --
|g IX.
|t A temporary peace --
|g X.
|t The watcher is watched --
|g XI.
|t Miss Blake once more --
|g XII.
|t Help --
|g XIII.
|t Light at last --
|g XIV.
|t A terrible interview --
|g XV.
|t Conclusion.
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|t Fairy water --
|t The unihabited house.
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|a Enter the Victorian haunted house: a world of glowering shadows, heart-stopping visions and phantom footfall by night. But whilst spirits disturb the realm of the living, the stark realities of surviving in Victorian England remain equally pressing. From the once-beloved yet unfairly neglected Victorian writer Charlotte Riddell come two chilling yet charming novels. In "An Uninhabited House," Charlotte Riddell presents a curious proposition: how does one let a property when the tenents cannot stand their otherworldly lodger? Horror meets humour as a host of solicitors and clerks struggle to find the solution to their impending financial - and perhaps mortal - peril. "Fairy Water" follows young lovers navigating their new position in society, an effort frustrated by the interruptions of a spectral houseguest. Narrated by the couple's bombastic and disgruntled landlord, the economic obsessions and anxieties of late Victorian England are expertly, and entertainingly, laid bare.
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|a English fiction
|y 19th century.
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|a Ghost stories, English.
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|a Haunted houses
|v Fiction.
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|a Haunted places
|v Fiction.
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|a England
|x Social life and customs
|y 19th century
|v Fiction.
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|a Ghost stories.
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|a Gothic fiction.
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|a Horror fiction.
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|a Novels.
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|a Smith, Andrew,
|d 1964-
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|a Riddell, J. H.,
|c Mrs.,
|d 1832-1906.
|t Haunted house at Latchford.
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|a Riddell, J. H.,
|c Mrs.,
|d 1832-1906.
|t Uninhabited house.
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|a Fairy water.
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|a Haunted house at Latchford.
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|a Uninhabited house.
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