Bewitched - Edith Wharton - książka

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Edith Wharton's ghost stories explore themes of passion, exile, and enduring memories. In one tale, a couple's serene life in an old Dorset home is disrupted by an invisible presence. Another story reveals a man at a countryside event forced to confront a deeply hidden secret he's been avoiding. In a small community in New England, a widower is suspected of being enchanted by his deceased wife, drawing the suspicion of his neighbors. The collection, "Bewitched," includes some of Edith Wharton's most haunting tales, such as "Afterward," "The Eyes," and "Bewitched." These stories intricately examine the impacts of guilt, secrecy, and moral judgement, highlighting moments when the repressed surfaces once again. The "BRIEF ENCOUNTERS" series offers classic novellas and engaging stories that are perfect for both a short read and longer reflection.