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It is the work of J. Sheridan Le Fanu (1867). The story begins in Cardyllian, a small town in Wales.
Joseph Thomas Sheridan Le Fanu is an Irish author of gothic tales and mystery novels. He was the foremost ghost story writer of the 19th century and played a central role in the development of the Victorian era genre. M.R. James described Le Fanu as "absolutely first-rate as a ghost story writer". His three best known works are Uncle Silas, Carmilla and The House by the Churchyard.

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Summary
When the Edict of Nantes was repealed, Le Panus of Caen, an aristocratic Huguenot family with considerable wealth in Normandy, was deprived of the ancestral lands of Mandeville, Secville, and Creseron that had been inherited from generation to generation. However, with the help of an influential relative at the court of 14-year-old Louis XIV, he is allowed to head to England with his personal possessions unhindered.

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CONTENTS

I. CONCERNING TWO LADIES WHO SAT IN THE MALORY PEW
II. ALL THAT THE DRAPER'S WIFE COULD TELL
III. HOME TO WARE
IV. ON THE GREEN OF CARDYLLIAN
V. A VISIT TO HAZELDEN
VI. MALORY BY MOONLIGHT
VII. A VIEW FROM THE REFECTORY WINDOW
VIII. A NIGHT SAIL
IX. THE REVEREND ISAAC DIXIE
X. READING AN EPITAPH
XI. FAREWELL
XII. IN WHICH CLEVE VERNEY WAYLAYS AN OLD LADY
XIII. THE BOY WITH THE CAGE
XIV. NEWS ABOUT THE OLD MAN OF THE MOUNTAINS
XV. WITHIN THE SANCTUARY
XVI. AN UNLOOKED-FOR VISITOR
XVII. THEY VISIT THE CHAPEL OF PENRUTHYN AGAIN
XVIII. CLEVE AGAIN BEFORE HIS IDOL
XIX. CLEVE VERNEY TAKES A BOLD STEP
XX. HIS FATE
XXI. CAPTAIN SHRAPNELL
XXII. SIR BOOTH SPEAKS
XXIII. MARGARET HAS HER WARNING
XXIV. SIR BOOTH IN A PASSION
XXV. IN WHICH THE LADIES PEEP INTO CARDYLLIAN