'"I live up there," said Black, pointing to the tiles...' (Arthur Machen, Peter Wickham)
'And all the strange tales I had ever heard...' (Arthur Machen, Peter Wickham)
'I knew you wouldn't much like the idea...' (Arthur Machen, Peter Wickham)
'It would be near twelve pounds then ten,'... (Arthur Machen, Peter Wickham)
'Let me see," he said at last... (Arthur Machen, Peter Wickham)
'Let me see," said Darnell dreamily. (Arthur Machen, Peter Wickham)
'Well," said Darnell, 'what happened next?' (Arthur Machen, Peter Wickham)
'You astonish me,' said Cotgrave. (Arthur Machen, Peter Wickham)
'You never tell me about the men in your office,'... (Arthur Machen, Peter Wickham)
'You remember what I said the other night....?' (Arthur Machen, Peter Wickham)
A Fragment of Life (Arthur Machen, Peter Wickham)
Again and again it seemed as if that which… (Arthur Machen, Peter Wickham)
And at the same time he began to guess that… (Arthur Machen, Peter Wickham)
And so at last, after many turnings and windings… (Arthur Machen, Peter Wickham)
At last the son rose and the young man... (Arthur Machen, Peter Wickham)
Austin relapsed into gloomy silence. (Arthur Machen, Peter Wickham)
But I shall always remember those days... (Arthur Machen, Peter Wickham)
Epilogue (Arthur Machen, Peter Wickham)
He left me, and alone I endeavoured to fathom... (Arthur Machen, Peter Wickham)
I had at first great difficulty in persuading him... (Arthur Machen, Peter Wickham)
I had occasion to be a little precise... (Arthur Machen, Peter Wickham)
I need not now trouble you with a detailed... (Arthur Machen, Peter Wickham)
I remembered this tale of nurse's... (Arthur Machen, Peter Wickham)
I sat on the stone and looked all round... (Arthur Machen, Peter Wickham)
I was touched by the eloquence of his tone... (Arthur Machen, Peter Wickham)
I went away but little comforted, all confusion... (Arthur Machen, Peter Wickham)
II All day long a fierce and heavy heat... (Arthur Machen, Peter Wickham)
II Mr Clarke's Memoirs (Arthur Machen, Peter Wickham)
II Mr Salisbury, as may have been gathered... (Arthur Machen, Peter Wickham)
II the Eyes on the Wall (Arthur Machen, Peter Wickham)
III It might have been different in the evening... (Arthur Machen, Peter Wickham)
III Mr Salisbury was a man of habit. (Arthur Machen, Peter Wickham)
III the City of Resurrections (Arthur Machen, Peter Wickham)
III the Search for the Bowl (Arthur Machen, Peter Wickham)
IV a good many hours after Salisbury... (Arthur Machen, Peter Wickham)
IV the Discovery in Paul Street (Arthur Machen, Peter Wickham)
IV the Secret of the Pyramid (Arthur Machen, Peter Wickham)
IV. in a haze as of a dream Darnell's thoughts… (Arthur Machen, Peter Wickham)
In the first few years of his life in the City... (Arthur Machen, Peter Wickham)
Incident of the Letter (Arthur Machen, Peter Wickham)
It was at this stage of Robert's fortunes... (Arthur Machen, Peter Wickham)
It was on one of those expeditions to the forest... (Arthur Machen, Peter Wickham)
Mr Villiers leaned back in his chair... (Arthur Machen, Peter Wickham)
My mind was aghast at the thought of this... (Arthur Machen, Peter Wickham)
Nurse said there was once a young lady... (Arthur Machen, Peter Wickham)
One morning, some eight or nine days after... (Arthur Machen, Peter Wickham)
Search for the Vanished Heaven (Arthur Machen, Peter Wickham)
So the Greeks called the hideous furies... (Arthur Machen, Peter Wickham)
Story of the Treasure-House (Arthur Machen, Peter Wickham)
The Artist on the Pavement (Arthur Machen, Peter Wickham)
To be brief, I heard that a woman named... (Arthur Machen, Peter Wickham)
V "Ever since I was a younger man'... (Arthur Machen, Peter Wickham)
Well, a year or two ago there was a doctor... (Arthur Machen, Peter Wickham)