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로버트 윌리엄 챔버스(Robert William Chambers)의 1915년 작품으로 그는 19세기 말부터 20세기 초에 활동한 미국의 작가로, 소설가, 화가, 일러스트레이터로서 활동했다. 그의 작품 중에서 가장 잘 알려진 작품은 공포 소설 '킹 카르코스의 황홀한 이야기(The King in Yellow)'다. 이 작품은 공포와 미스터리 요소를 담은 소설 집으로, 후대의 작가들에게 큰 영향을 끼쳤다.

로버트 W. 챔버스는 공포와 판타지 장르에서 활동하며, 그의 작품은 공포와 미스터리 요소, 그리고 종종 초자연적인 요소를 다루는 특징이 있다. '킹 카르코스의 황홀한 이야기'는 후에 H.P. 러브크래프트(H.P. Lovecraft)와 같은 작가들에게 영감을 주었으며, 공포 문학의 발전에 기여한 작품 중 하나로 평가되고 있다.


A 1915 work by Robert William Chambers, he was an American writer, novelist, painter, and illustrator active from the end of the 19th century to the beginning of the 20th century. His best known work is the horror novel 'The King in Yellow'. This work is a collection of novels containing horror and mystery elements, and had a great influence on later writers.

Robert W. Chambers works in the horror and fantasy genres, and his work is characterized by elements of horror, mystery, and often the supernatural. 'The Enchanting Story of King Karkos' was later published by H.P. It inspired writers such as H.P. Lovecraft and is evaluated as one of the works that contributed to the development of horror literature.

요약
Greensleeve 부인이 아기를 처음 보았을 때 그녀는 아기가 다른 아이들과 다르다는 것을 알았습니다. "그게 무슨 문제야?" 그녀가 물었다. 몰두한 의사는 문제가 없다고 대답했습니다. 사실 그는 새로 태어난 어린 소녀의 어머니가 질문을 했을 때 그녀를 존경하게 되는데…

Summary
When Mrs. Greensleeve first saw her baby, she knew he was different from other children. "What's wrong with that?" she asked. The engrossed doctor replied that there was no problem. In fact he comes to admire her new little girl's mother when she questions her…

Contents

CHAPTER I. WHEN Mrs. Greensleeve first laid eyes on her baby,
CHAPTER II. HER first memories were of blue skies, green trees,
CHAPTER III. THE black dresses of the children had become very rusty by spring,
CHAPTER IV. SHE was fifteen years old before she saw him again.
CHAPTER V. THERE was a suffocating stench of cabbage in hallway
CHAPTER VI. A RATHER tall man stepped in. He wore a snow-dusted,
CHAPTER VII. DORIS came in about midnight, her coat and hat plastered with sleet,
CHAPTER VIII. BEFORE February had ended C. Bailey, Jr.,
CHAPTER IX. THE course of irresponsible amusement which C. Bailey, Jr.,
CHAPTER X. EARLY in April C. Bailey, Jr., overdrew his account,
CHAPTER XI. THE door of the apartment stood ajar and he walked in.
CHAPTER XII. ATHALIE ventured to send some Madonna lilies with no card attached;
CHAPTER XIII. IN September Athalie Greensleeve wrote her last letter to Clive Bailey.
CHAPTER XIV. IN her letters Athalie never mentioned Captain Dane;
CHAPTER XV. TO her sisters Athalie wrote:
CHAPTER XVI. AS she came, pensively, from her morning bath
CHAPTER XVII. IT was about five months later that Cecil Reeve wrote
CHAPTER XVIII. DURING that first year Athalie Greensleeve saw
CHAPTER XIX. THERE was a slight fragrance of tobacco in the room mingling
CHAPTER XX. A MAY afternoon was drawing to a close;
CHAPTER XXI. IT was in the days when nothing physical tainted
CHAPTER XXII. THE following day Clive replied to his wife by cable:
CHAPTER XXIII. OVER the garden a waning moon silvered the water in the pool
CHAPTER XXIV. A FINE lace-work of mist lay over the salt meadows;
CHAPTER XXV. WINIFRED had grown stout, which, on a slim,
CHAPTER XXVI. ATHALIE was having a wonderful summer.
CHAPTER XXVII. ONE day toward the end of August, Athalie, standing at the pier's end,
CHAPTER XXVIII. CLIVE'S enforced idleness had secretly humiliated him
CHAPTER XXIX. SPRING ploughing had been proceeding for some time now,
CHAPTER XXX. LIGHTS yet burned on the lower floors and behind the drawn blinds of Athalie's room.