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American adventure novel by Washington Irving, published in 1835.
Washington Irving is a 19th-century American writer whose representative works include "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow" and "The Ripper Barker". His work consists mostly of short stories and essays, and his style is influenced by Romanticism and early American nationalism.
Irving played an important role in American literature, and his work is considered an important resource for reflecting American culture and tradition. He is sometimes referred to as "the father of the short story" in American literature. Irving's works blended rich imagination with American history and folklore to create unique stories.

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Summary
"Abbotsford" and "Newstead Abbey" are some of Washington Irving's short stories. Washington Irving was a 19th century American writer, famous for his short stories and essays. ¡°Abbotsford¡± and ¡°Newstead Abbey¡± are some of his works, which are said to have been inspired by his travels in Europe.
"Abbotsford" is a story about Abbotsford House in Scotland. In this work, Irving uses his travel experiences and imagination to describe the atmosphere and history of the house. Abbotsford House is also famous as the hometown of gatekeeper Walter Scott.

"Newstead Abbey" is a work about Newstead Abbey in Notts, Nottinghamshire, England. In this work, Irving conveys the atmosphere of the era to the reader as he describes the beauty and history of this palace. Newstead Abbey is also known as the hometown of the poet Lord Byron, also known as BYron.

These two works are known for vividly depicting historical places and events through Washington Irving's unique narrative ability and imagination.

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CONTENTS

ABBOTSFORD
ARRIVAL AT THE ABBEY.
THE ABBEY GARDEN.
PLOUGH MONDAY.
OLD SERVANTS.
SUPERSTITIONS OF THE ABBEY.
ANNESLEY HALL.
THE LAKE.
ROBIN HOOD AND SHERWOOD FOREST.
THE ROOK CELL.
THE LITTLE WHITE LADY.