Rosemary Timperley (1920–1988)
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Harry [short story] 3 Exemplare
The Sixth Ghost Book: Book One: 6th. , Pt. 1 3 Exemplare
Schimmen van gister 2 Exemplare
The Mistress in Black 1 Exemplar
From another world and other ghost stories 1 Exemplar
From Another World & Other Ghost Stories 1 Exemplar
The listening child, three short novels 1 Exemplar
Child in the Dark: Three Haunting Novelettes 1 Exemplar
The veiled heart 1 Exemplar
The Woman With The Mauve Face 1 Exemplar
The Deathly Silence 1 Exemplar
Dreamers in the dark 1 Exemplar
Yesterday's voices 1 Exemplar
Across a crowded room 1 Exemplar
Let me go 1 Exemplar
The bitter friendship 1 Exemplar
The Broken Circle 1 Exemplar
The suffering tree 1 Exemplar
Forgive me 1 Exemplar
Blind alley 1 Exemplar
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The Virago Book of Ghost Stories: The Twentieth Century, Volume 1 (1987) — Mitwirkender — 77 Exemplare
Schrecksekunden. Aus dem Geisterkabinett der Lady Cynthia Asquith. (1952) — Mitwirkender — 48 Exemplare
Christmas Ghosts: Seventeen Great Ghost Stories in the Christmas Tradition (1987) — Mitwirkender — 40 Exemplare
Ghostly Gentlewomen: Two Centuries of Spectral Stories by the Gentle Sex (1900) — Mitwirkender — 22 Exemplare
The Ash-Tree Press Annual Macabre 2004 - The Last 'Queer Stories from Truth' (2004) — Mitwirkender — 8 Exemplare
Ghosts in country villages: Stories of mystery and the supernatural (1983) — Mitwirkender — 5 Exemplare
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Both Mr. James and Dr. Webster believe there is nothing wrong with Chris -- she just has an imaginary friend. Mrs. James is worried, especially when Christine doesn't want to start school because Harry won't be able to go with her.
Mrs. James visits the agency from which she and Jim adopted Christine. Mrs. Cleaver, its head, at first follows the policy of never telling adoptive parents about the origin of the child. When Mrs. James tells her about Christine's obsession with Harry, Mrs. Cleaver breaks that rule.
By story's end, we understand why Mrs. James is afraid of white roses, red-haired children, and the name, 'Harry'.… (mehr)