Twice-told tales
By: by Nathaniel Hawthorne
Series: Everyman's library, ed. by Ernest Rhys. Fiction. [no. 531], 1911; Everyman's library -- no. 531, 1911
Publisher: J.M. Dent & Sons; E.P. Dutton & Co.
Published: 1964
Place of publication: London; New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 357
Subjects: Social life and customs; Fiction; American Historical fiction; Mœurs et coutumes; Romans, nouvelles; Manners and customs
Notes: Introduction signed: Roy Harvey Pearce, 1954.

Select bibliography: pages viii-ix.
Table of contents: title: Introductory note; title: Preface; title: The gray champion; title: Sunday at home; title: The wedding knell; title: The minister's black veil; title: The may-pole of merry mount; title: The gentle boy; title: Mr. Higginbotham's catastrophe; title: Little Annie's ramble; title: Wakefield; title: A rill from the town pump; title: The great carbuncle; title: The prophetic pictures; title: David Swan; title: Sights from a steeple; title: The hollow of the three hills; title: The toll-gatherer's day; title: The vision of the fountain; title: Fancy's show box; title: Dr. Heidegger's experiment; title: Legends of the Province House (Howe's masquerade ; Edward Randolph's portrait ; Lady Eleanore's mantle ; Old Esther Dudley); title: The haunted mind; title: The village uncle; title: The ambitious guest; title: The sister years; title: Snowflakes; title: The seven vagabonds; title: The white old maid; title: Peter Goldthwaite's treasure; title: Chippings with a chisel; title: The shaker bridal; title: Night sketches; title: Endicott and the red cross; title: The Lily's quest; title: Footprints on the sea-shore; title: Edward Fane's rosebud; title: The threefold destiny.