“The Haunted House” is a captivating ghost story by Charles Dickens, blending mystery, suspense, and supernatural elements. The tale follows a group of people who decide to spend Christmas in a supposedly haunted house, each experiencing strange and eerie occurrences. Through vivid descriptions and rich storytelling, Dickens creates an atmosphere of suspense and intrigue, exploring themes of fear, imagination, and the unknown.
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A mysterious and eerie tale where a group of people spend Christmas in a supposedly haunted house, each sharing their own ghostly encounter.
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