The Haunted Man at​ Tetterby's​

Charles Green

1895 & 1912

12.1 x 6 cm, vignetted

Dickens's The Haunted Man and The Ghost's Bargain. A Fancy for Christmas Time, The Pears' Centenary Edition, V, 77.

Context of the Illustration: “The good woman, quite carried away by her honest tenderness and remorse, was weeping with all her heart, when she started up with a scream, and ran behind her husband. Her cry was so terrified, that the children started from their sleep and from their beds, and clung about her. Nor did her gaze belie her voice, as she pointed to a pale man in a black cloak who had come into the room.

"Look at that man! Look there! What does he want?" . . . I saw him in the street, when I was out just now. He looked at me, and stood near me. I am afraid of him." ["Chapter Two: The Gift Diffused," 76-78]

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