Tales of the supernatural

By:

Allan Poe, Edgar [autor]

Contributor(s):

Dickens, Charles [autor]

Material type: Text

TextLanguage: English Series: Reading & Training ; Step Three B1.2Publisher: Barcelona, España : Ediciones Vicens Vives, S. A., 2006Publisher: Canterbury, England : Black Cat Publishing, 2006Edition: 1a. edDescription: 96 páginas : ilustraciones + CD; ImpresoContent type:

texto

Media type:

no mediado

Carrier type:

volumen

ISBN:

978-84-316-0752-4

Subject(s):

DDC classification:

823 D548

Abstract: . Wide range of activities covering the four skills. PET-style activities. Trinity-style activities (Grade 6). Dossiers on the The Supernatural in English Literature and The Versailles Ghosts . Internet projects. Text recorded in full. Exit test with answer keyAbstract: Four chilling tales take you into a world where anything can happen.Charles Dickens adds extra horror to his famous tale of a haunted railwayman. In Edgar Allan Poe’s classic story, ‘Ligeia’, the ghost of a beautiful woman returns and defeats death. E. Nesbit shows us how there really is a good reason to be scared of the dark. And F. M. Crawford tells of a ship’s passenger who encounters a horrible ‘thing’ in his cabin.

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Item type	Current library	Shelving location	Call number	Status	Barcode
Libro	Biblioteca Hernán Malo González	Biblioteca Central Bloque B	823 D548 BG14057 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available	BG14057

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. Wide range of activities covering the four skills. PET-style activities. Trinity-style activities (Grade 6). Dossiers on the The Supernatural in English Literature and The Versailles Ghosts . Internet projects. Text recorded in full. Exit test with answer key

Four chilling tales take you into a world where anything can happen.Charles Dickens adds extra horror to his famous tale of a haunted railwayman. In Edgar Allan Poe’s classic story, ‘Ligeia’, the ghost of a beautiful woman returns and defeats death. E. Nesbit shows us how there really is a good reason to be scared of the dark. And F. M. Crawford tells of a ship’s passenger who encounters a horrible ‘thing’ in his cabin.

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