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The Uninhabited House

Charlotte Riddell

  • 157 pages
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No tenant lasts long at River Hall, and the law clerk sent to solve the problem decides to sleep there himself. A Victorian ghost novel that mixes real chills with sharp humor about lawyers and landlords.

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