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3.5
The Shadow in the Corner
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Michael had often heard that dismal story: how, when Anthony Bascom's fair false wife had left him, when his credit was exhausted, and his friends had grown tired of him, and all was gone except Wildheath Grange, Anthony, the broken-down man of fashion, had come to that lonely house unexpectedly one night, and had ordered his bed to be got ready for him in the room where he used to sleep when he came to the place for the wild duck shooting, in his boyhood.
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3.5
“I read this 3 days ago directly after another story by Mary Elizabeth Braddon. It's been sitting with me since then.
It's such a sad story. Through no fault of her own an educated young girl whose father dies ends up a servant. In those days girls in her situation had zero recourse and would largely be regarded as nothing more than a burden without a benefactor.
It's a real indictment of the times. This story speaks to depression, classism and a whole lot of other uncomfortable truths.
If you read this as simply a "ghost story" and consider it "boring" then you have entirely missed the point.
1882”
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