A Dark Night's Work And Other Tales (1890)

Elizabeth's Gaskell's delight in the macabre is nowhere more evident than in her short fiction. This volume testifies to the extraordinary range of Gaskell's art as short-story writer with such tales as "Libbie March's Three Eras", "Six Weeks at Heppenheim", "The Grey Woman", and two more, including the title piece.

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