One of them describes Lord Byron returning alive from Greece to England, where he becomes rotund and gouty. Another follows a young man's encounters at "The Intelligence Office," while yet another focuses on a sculptor who turns out to be the Wandering Jew. "A Virtuoso's Collection" and "P's Correspondence" were eventually joined by pieces such as "Feathertop" and "Sketches from Memory" in the second edition of 1854. That edition retained the story of the nearly flawless
One of them describes Lord Byron returning alive from Greece to England, where he becomes rotund and gouty. Another follows a young man's encounters at "The Intelligence Office," while yet another focuses on a sculptor who turns out to be the Wandering Jew. "A Virtuoso's Collection" and "P's Correspondence" were eventually joined by pieces such as "Feathertop" and "Sketches from Memory" in the second edition of 1854. That edition retained the story of the nearly flawless Georgiana, who is the subject of experiments by her husband Aylmer, as well as that of Faith, who leads her husband to a satanic ritual. FTP, identify this collection of short stories that includes "The Birthmark" and "Young Goodman Brown," a book by Hawthorne named for a house he lived in.
One of them describes Lord Byron returning alive from Greece to England, where he becomes rotund and gouty.
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