In its final form, this collection included a description of the narrator's tour of Westminster Abbey and a Gothic tale of a cavalier, Herman von Starkenfaust, who pretends to be a goblin to wed the daughter of a baron. The stories are connected by the titular gentleman-narr
In its final form, this collection included a description of the narrator's tour of Westminster Abbey and a Gothic tale of a cavalier, Herman von Starkenfaust, who pretends to be a goblin to wed the daughter of a baron. The stories are connected by the titular gentleman-narrator, whose visits with the Bracebridge family were eventually incorporated into this work. Its two most famous parts claim to have been told to the narrator by a New York Dutchman, one describing the contest for Katrina between Brom Bones and Ichabod Crane, and the other the 20-year sleep of a Patroon. FTP what is this collection, including "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow" and "Rip Van Winkle," written by Washington Irving?
In its final form, this collection included a description of the narrator's tour of Westminster Abbey and a Gothic tale of a cavalier, Herman von Starkenfaust, who pretends to be a goblin to wed the daughter of a baron.
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