Ghost Stories of an Antiquary Agatha Christie All articles portray the Welsh

All articles portray the Welsh writer as a master of mystical and supernatural storytelling whose work shaped modern horror

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1600–1947

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Ghost Stories of an Antiquary Agatha Christie All articles portray the WelshJAMES, M. R. Ghost Stories of an Antiquary. London: Edward Arnold & Co., 1927. First edition, ninth impression of the authors first collection of ghost stories, containing many of his most celebrated supernatural tales, including Canon Alberics Scrap Book, Lost Hearts, The Mezzotint, The Ash tree, Number 13, Count Magnus, Oh, Whistle, and Ill Come to You, My Lad, and The Treasure of Abbot Thomas. The first printing was illustrated with four black and