Edith Wharton
Kerfol — Edith Wharton
Kerfol — Edith Wharton
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A deserted Breton manor. Five silent dogs. A murder whose witnesses should not exist.
In Edith Wharton’s haunting 1916 story, a visitor to the remote estate of Kerfol encounters an eerily quiet pack of dogs—and is led into the centuries-old case of Anne de Cornault, an isolated young wife accused of killing her controlling husband. Elegant, psychologically sharp, and deeply unsettling, Kerfol is one of Wharton’s finest lesser-known ghost stories.
Part I, read by Winnifred Assmann. The complete three-part public-domain audiobook is included.
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Author: Edith Wharton
First published: 1916
Audiobook length: 58 minutes 56 seconds
Genres: Gothic fiction, ghost story, psychological fiction
Language: English
Edition: Nile Book Store digital edition
Source status: Public domain in the United States
Text verified against Project Gutenberg eBook #24350. Audio from LibriVox. The source edition contains no genuine interior illustrations.
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