"Told After Supper" by Jerome K. Jerome is a collection of humorous ghost stories written during the late 19th century. This work captures the festive spirit of Christmas Eve as it explores the tradition of telling ghost stories among friends and family during this time. The book revolves around the theme of supernatural encounters and the folkloric characters associated with them, all served with Jerome's characteristic wit and satirical flair. Once the scene is set in the cozy atmosphere of a Christmas gathering, the characters—friends and relatives—take turns narrating their own ghostly tales. Each story presents a blend of humor and pathos, showcasing eccentric ghosts and their often comical interactions with the living. From the faithful ghost of Johnson and his lost love, Emily, to a series of misadventures involving a miser's hidden treasure and other eccentric spirits, the tales reflect a lighthearted take on the ghost story genre. The prose captures the essence of camaraderie
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This etext was prepared by David Price, email ccx074@coventry.ac.uk
from the 1891 Leadenhall Press edition.
TOLD AFTER SUPPER
by Jerome K. Jerome
Contents:
Introductory
How the Stories came to be told
Teddy Biffles' Story--Johnson and Emily; or, the Faithful Ghost
Interlude--The Doctor's Story
Mr. Coombe's Story--The Haunted Mill; or, the Ruined Home
Interlude
My Uncle's Story--The Ghost of the Blue Chamber
A Personal Explanation
My Own Story
INTRODUCTORY
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