The GolemCourier Corporation, 1986 M01 1 - 190 pages "A favorite of connoisseurs of works of fantasy for many decades." ? St. Louis Post-Dispatch. A compelling story of mystical experiences, strange transformations, and profound terror, this is the most famous supernatural novel in modern European literature, set in Ghetto of Old Prague around 1890. 13 black-and-white illustrations. "Not to be missed." ? Los Angeles Times. |
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Contents
Section 1 | 3 |
Section 2 | 5 |
Section 3 | 15 |
Section 4 | 24 |
Section 5 | 35 |
Section 6 | 75 |
Section 7 | 94 |
Section 8 | 108 |
Section 9 | 140 |
Section 10 | 2 |
Section 11 | |
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Aaron Wassertrum Angelina asked Athanasius Pernath Available in U.S. began book Ibbur breath Charousek dark Der Golem door doppelgänger DOVER BOOKS dream E. F. BLEILER ears earth everything eyes face father feel felt fingers G.K. Chesterton gaze Ghetto Golem Golem Meyrink Gustav Meyrink GUSTAV STICKLEY Hahnpassgasse hand happened head hear heard heart hermaphrodite Herr Pernath illustrations Jaromir Jewish junkdealer Kabbala knew Kurt Wolff Laponder laugh letter light lips listening lived Loisa Loisitschek's looked Master Pernath mean mind miracle Miriam murder never night once Pagad Prague prison Prokop realised Rosina round Savioli Schemajah Hillel seemed Sheridan LeFanu sleep smile soul sound stand stone stood story strange street suddenly surely talk tell thing thought told took turned utter voice Vrieslander waiting wall Walpurgis Night Wassory Wilkie Collins window words Zottmann Zwakh