📔 Tales of Men and Ghosts

by Edith Wharton

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“ […] I rigged up a kind of mannikin with old coats and a cushion—something to cast a shadow on the blind. All you fellows were used to seeing my shadow there in the small hours—I counted on that, and knew you’d take any vague outline as mine.”

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Book Information

Publication Year

1910

Total Quotes

1