Twice-Told Tales

By Nathaniel Hawthorne

Length15h 36m

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Summary

'Twice-Told Tales' by Nathaniel Hawthorne is a collection of short stories that were previously published in magazines. The stories draw on themes from history, folklore, and Hawthorne's own Puritan heritage, presenting a diverse range of stories that reflect on human nature and morality. The tales encompass romance, tragedy, and humor, set in various historical periods and locales.

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Genre

Literary Classics

Length

15 hrs 36 mins

Publish date

Mar 6, 1837

Language

English

1THE GRAY CHAMPION

22PART 2: EDWARD RANDOLPH’S PORTRAIT

2SUNDAY AT HOME

23PART 3: LADY ELEANORE’S MANTLE

3THE WEDDING-KNELL

24PART 4: OLD ESTHER DUDLEY

4THE MINISTER’S BLACK VEIL: A PARABLE

25THE HAUNTED MIND

5THE MAYPOLE OF MERRY MOUNT

26THE VILLAGE UNCLE: AN IMAGINARY RETROSPECT

Twice-Told Tales

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