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Mary Eleanor Wilkins Freeman’s *The Wind in the Rose‑Bush* gathers six ghost stories that capture the essence of 19th‑century New England life. Set in quiet, tight‑knit communities, the tales explore how everyday customs intersect with the supernatural, revealing a world where ghosts, occult practices, and unseen forces weave seamlessly into the fabric of ordinary life. Freeman’s narration offers a vivid portrait of rural American society while inviting readers into a realm where history and hauntings collide.
First publish date: 1903
Genre: General Fiction/Short Stories
Authors: Mary Eleanor Wilkins Freeman
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