The Bell in the Fog and Other Stories
1905 collection of short stories An American writer Gertrude Franklin Horn Atherton, whose numerous works consider themes related to the West, social ideas, and women. In “The Bell in the Fog” the supernatural and psychological combine to brilliant effect: a charming child bears a striking resemblance to an old portrait. Is she a reincarnation of her ancestor? And will she repeat the character, far from angelic, and life of that distant ancestor she resemble? The book also includes The Striding Place, The Dead and the Countess, The Greatest Good of the Greatest Number, A Monarch of a Small Survey, The Tragedy of a Snob, Crowned with One Crest, Death and the Woman, A Prologue (to an Unwritten Play) and Talbot of Ursula.
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