The Wildfire Club /

The princess: a vision of royality in the spheres -- The monomaniac, or, the spirit bride -- The haunted grange, or the last tenant: being an account of the life and times of Mrs. Hannah Morrison, sometimes styled the Witch of Rookwood -- Life: a fragment -- Margaret Infelix, or, a narrative concerning a haunted man -- The improvvisatore, or, torn leaves from life history -- The Witch of Lowenthal -- The phantom mother, or, the story of a recluse -- Haunted houses. No.1. The picture spectres -- Haunted houses. No.2. The Sandford ghost -- Christmas stories. No.1. The stranger guest: an incident founded on fact -- Christmas stories. No.2. Faith, or Mary Macdonald -- The Wildlife Club: a tale founded on fact.

Works of Charles Dickens.

Illustrations by G. Cattermole, H.K. Browne, F. Walker, George Cruikshank, Marcus Stone, John Leech, D. Maclise, Frank Stone, J. Tenniel, C. Stanfield and S. Eytinge, Jr.

Die Weihnachtserzählung in der englischen Literatur,

Unbound.

Julebog for barn.

Description based on: 9 (1910).

Die Weihnachtsfeier : ein Gespräch /

Mode of access: Internet.

[Works. Illustrated library edition]

[1] American notes for general circulation, and Pictures from Italy.--[2] Barnaby Rudge.--[3] Barnaby Rudge and Hard times.--[4-5] Bleak house.--[6] A child's history of England.--[7] Christmas books.--[8] Christmas stories from "Household words" and "All the year round".--[9-10] The personal history of David Copperfield.--[11-12] Dombey and son.--[13] The mystery of Edwin Drood, and other stories.--[14] Great expectations.--[15-16] Little Dorrit.--[17-18] The life and adventures of Martin Chuzzlewit.--[19-20] The life and adventures of Nicholas Nickleby.--[21] The old curiosity shop.--[22] The old curiosity shop and Reprinted pieces.--[23] The adventures of Oliver Twist.--[24-25] Our mutual friend.--[26-27] The posthumous papers of the Pickwick Club.--[28] Sketches by Boz.--[29] A tale of two cities.--[30] The uncommercial traveller.

The works of Charles Dickens ...

v. 1-2. Pickwick papers.--v. 3. Oliver Twist.--v. 4-5. Nicholas Nickleby.--v. 6-7. Martin Chugglewit.--v. 8-9. Dombey and son.--v. 10-11. The old curiosity shop.--v. 12-13. Barnaby Rudge.--v. 14-15. David Copperfield.--v. 16-17. Bleak House.--v. 18. Christmas books.--v. 19-20. Little Dorrit.--v. 21. A Tale of two cities.--v. 22. Great expectations.--v. 23-24. Our mutual friend.--v. 25. Hard times [etc.]--v. 26-27. Sketches by Boz.--v. 28. American notes and pictures for Italy.--v. 29. The uncommercial traveller.--v. 30. A child's history of England.--v. 31-32. Christmas stories.--v. 33. The mystery of Edwin Drood and Master Humphrey's clock.--v. 34. Reprinted pieces.--v. [35]-[36]. The life of Dickens, by John Forster.

[Works]

[Vols 1 and 5] "Reprint of the first edition with the illustrations, and an introduction... by Charles Dickens, the Younger."

Inkognito von Baluin Groller, und Cand. phil.

Mode of access: Internet.

Charles Dickens library... with 1200 illustrations, including five hundred special plates

"Edited by J. A. Hammerton."

Haunted Seasons: Television Ghost Stories for Christmas and Horror for Halloween

Why do the English have ghost stories at Christmas? Why does US television have special Halloween episodes? Is this all down to Dickens, or is it a hangover of an ancient, pagan past? Why does it survive? Haunted Seasons explores these and related questions, examining the history and meaning of seasonal horror. It reaches back through archaeological evidence of ancient beliefs, through Shakespeare, and Victorian ghost stories, and the works of M.R.James, and onwards to radio and television. The broader genre of supernatural television is considered in relation to the irruptions of abnormality into the normal, along with the significance of time and the seasons in these narratives and their telling. Particular focus is placed on the BBC Ghost Story for Christmas strand and the Halloween episodes of The Simpsons to help us interpret the continued use of these seasonal horror stories and their place in society, from fireside to television.

Lion christmas favourites : stories and prayers for the festive season.

Una selección de cuentos, poemas, villancicos y oraciones de Navidad extraída de muchos años de tradición

Christmas every day and other stories told for children /

Christmas every day.--Turkeys turning the tables.--The pony engine and the Pacific express.--The pumpkin-glory.--Butterflyflutterby and Flutterby butterfly.

Christmas eve on Lonesome, and other stories,

Christmas eve on Lonesome.--The army of the Callahan.--The last Stetson.--The pardon of Becky Day.--A crisis for the Guard.--Christmas night with Satan.

From bad to worse: Hard to beat and A terrible Christmas; three stories of Montreal life.

Mode of access: Internet.