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Lady of the Barge

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Lady of the Barge

W. W. Jacobs

Another collection of short stories, a mixture of the humorous and the horrifying all with unexpected twists - Summary by Inkell

Year of Publication: 1911Genres: Horror & Supernatural Fiction , Single Author Collections , Humorous Fiction
Running Time: 04 hours 49 minutes 19 seconds
#Chapter Name
1
The Nights
The Lady of the Barge
Inkell
22:29
2
The Nights
The Monkey's Paw
Ben Tucker
23:32
3
The Nights
Bill's Paper Chase
Brian Fullen
29:20
4
The Nights
The Well
Ben Tucker
25:04
5
The Nights
Cupboard Love
LesWilLang
23:24
6
The Nights
In the Library
LesWilLang
22:22
7
The Nights
Captain Rogers
Christine Rottger
28:32
8
The Nights
A Tiger's Skin
MelissaMarie
26:41
9
The Nights
A Mixed Proposal
Liz Sanders
24:28
10
The Nights
An Adulteration Act
Liz Sanders
24:55
11
The Nights
A Golden Venture
MelissaMarie
23:42
12
The Nights
Three at Table
Ben Tucker
14:50

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