Tales of Terror and Wonder, With an Introd. by Henry Morley

Dive into the macabre with "Tales of Terror and Wonder," a collection of chilling stories sure to thrill and unsettle. Featuring the works of Matthew Gregory Lewis, Sir Walter Scott, and others, this anthology, introduced by Henry Morley, transports readers to a world of gothic suspense and supernatural encounters.

Explore themes of death, madness, and the unexplainable as you turn each page. From haunted castles to ghostly apparitions, these tales capture the essence of classic horror, making them a timeless addition to any collection of gothic literature. Rediscover these eerie narratives from the late 19th century and experience the terror that captivated readers of the Victorian era.

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