Charles Dickens, like many Victorian writers, loved to write supernatural stories during the Christmas season. The most famous, of course, is A Christmas Carol , but there were many other such stories including, Number One Branch Line: The…
Charles Dickens, like many Victorian writers, loved to write supernatural stories during the Christmas season. The most famous, of course, is A Christmas Carol , but there were many other such stories including, Number One Branch Line: The Signalman , The Trial for Murder , and The Story of the Goblins Who Stole a Sexton . This particular story has many parallels to A Christmas Carol but also has many unique feathers.
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A Christmas Carol (Unabridged)
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