Contents
The Purcell Papers contains the following tales:
- "Introduction", by August Derleth
- The Purcell Papers
- I. "The Ghost and the Bone-Setter"
- II. "The Fortunes of Sir Robert Ardagh"
- III. "The Drunkard's Dream"
- IV. "The Quare Gander"
- "The Child That Went With the Fairies"
- "The White Cat of Drumgunniol"
- Ghost Stories of Chapelizod
- I. "The Village Bully"
- II. "The Spectre Lovers"
- "Stories of Lough Guir"
- "A Night in the Bell Inn"
- "The Dead Sexton"
- "The Legend of Dunblane"
- "The Mysterious Lodger"
- "The Churchyard Yew"
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