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    The White-Haired Gentleman: WHG
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    By Samuel C Richards

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    The white, stark lengthy fingers emerging from giant sleeves, now twisted and pulled at this rod, extending it to a size not less than the height of the spectral form itself, which held the same within a bony, clenched grasp.

    Christmas 1848, the City of York, England. Capus Munion is the accounts clerk to an old family-firm of auctioneers, being carefully plundered by its artful directors. The year's end brings unprecedented weather in the form of recurrent snowfalls and frightening electrical storms; to become a winter siege that pushes the ancient city's people to their limit. But now there is something strange about the white-haired gentleman, his knowledge, his wisdom; that is both unearthly and provocative. A humble clerk who finds the good and the bad of those that cross his path, only to exercise the final words of truth and justice...

    In a web spun by so many unique and often humorous characters, is a ghostly Dickensian work and a tribute to 'A Christmas Carol' and a must for those who enjoy the traditionally spoken tale. Complete with rich, classically illustrated pen drawings styled of the period.
    LanguageEnglish
    Publishercoach dog publications
    Release dateNov 2, 2012
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      The white, stark lengthy fingers emerging from giant sleeves, now twisted and pulled at this rod, extending it to a size not less than the height of the spectral form itself, which held the same within a bony, clenched grasp. Christmas 1848, the City of York, England. Capus Munion is the accounts clerk to an old family-firm of auctioneers, being carefully plundered by its artful directors. The year's end brings unprecedented weather in the form of recurrent snowfalls and frightening electrical storms; to become a winter siege that pushes the ancient city's people to their limit. But now there is something strange about the white-haired gentleman, his knowledge, his wisdom; that is both unearthly and provocative. A humble clerk who finds the good and the bad of those that cross his path, only to exercise the final words of truth and justice... In a web spun by so many unique and often humorous characters, is a ghostly Dickensian work and a tribute to 'A Christmas Carol' and a must for those who enjoy the traditionally spoken tale. Complete with rich, classically illustrated pen drawings styled of the period.

      The white, stark lengthy fingers emerging from giant sleeves, now twisted and pulled at this rod, extending it to a size not less than the height of the spectral form itself, which held the same within a bony, clenched grasp. Christmas 1848, the City of York, England. Capus Munion is the accounts clerk to an old family-firm of auctioneers, being carefully plundered by its artful directors. The year's end brings unprecedented weather in the form of recurrent snowfalls and frightening electrical storms; to become a winter siege that pushes the ancient city's people to their limit. But now there is something strange about the white-haired gentleman, his knowledge, his wisdom; that is both unearthly and provocative. A humble clerk who finds the good and the bad of those that cross his path, only to exercise the final words of truth and justice... In a web spun by so many unique and often humorous characters, is a ghostly Dickensian work and a tribute to 'A Christmas Carol' and a must for those who enjoy the traditionally spoken tale. Complete with rich, classically illustrated pen drawings styled of the period.

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