Charles Allston Collins Bücher

Das öde Haus an einer Zweigstrecke des Bahnknotenpunkts Mugby soll bald einem Güterbahnhof weichen; doch einstweilen wird es noch von einem – todkranken – Mieter bewohnt, der nicht nur »Strange« heißt, sondern auch eine, wie’s aussieht, seltsame Marotte hegt : Er duldet keinerlei Spiegel in seiner Nähe! Sein alter Butler berichtet, was geschieht, wenn der Hausherr doch einmal eine Dienstbotin mit so einem Ding erwischt : Er blickt hinein, wird leichenblaß, zertrümmert den Spiegel und zertrampelt die Scherben. Ein in der Tat sonderbares Verhalten! Indes, dahinter lauert ein gespenstisches Geheimnis…

In this gripping tale, Collins weaves a complex web of intrigue and suspense, as a young woman struggles to learn the truth about her mysterious past. With its vivid characters and richly detailed settings, this novel is sure to captivate readers of all ages.

In this intriguing collection of essays, writer and art critic Charles Allston Collins explores a range of fascinating topics, from the mysterious powers of mesmerism to the incredible feats of stage magicians. With a keen eye for detail and a lively wit, Collins takes readers on a journey of discovery that will leave them marveling at the wonders of the world.

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