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Athenaeum 26 Dec 1846; Atlas 26 Dec 1846; Britannia 26 Dec
1846; Critic 26 Dec 1846; Daily News 26 Dec 1846; [Forster, J.]
Examiner 26 Dec 1846; Literary Gazette 26 Dec 1846; Northern
Star 26 Dec 1846; Spectator 26 Dec 1846; Weekly Chron 26 Dec
1846; Weekly Dispatch 27 Dec 1846; Tait’s Edinburgh Mag Jan
1847; [Philips, S.] The Times 2 Jan 1847; London Jnl 9 Jan 1847;
Dublin Univ Mag 29 Jan 1847; [Patmore, C.?] North Br Rev 7 1847;
Howitt’s Jnl 1 1847; North Br Rev Feb 1848.
The haunted man
The haunted man and the ghost’s bargain: a fancy for Christmas
time. 1848. Illustr John Leech, Clarkson Stanfield, John Tenniel
and F. Stone. Variant ms formerly in Carl H. Pforzheimer Lib,
New York; presently in private collection.
Bibliography
Matz, B. W. When found. Dickensian 18 1922. Reports sale of
Haunted man ms.
Separate editions
Leipzig 1848 Tauchnitz Collection of British Authors edn (unnumbered).
New York 1849.
1891, introd by H. Morley.
1912, introd by C. Shorter, illustr C. Green.
New York 1914, facs of 1st edn.
Leipzig 1918 Tauchnitz Pocket Lib edn.
Dickens’s reading version
W. C. M. Kent, Dickens as a reader, 1872, and Sotheran (Jan 1879)
record a copy of the 1848 edn prepared by Dickens as a reading;
but this reading was never used. In collection 1975. See Readings,
below.
Imitations
‘Buz’. The haunted druggist, or Bogey’s speculation. 1849.
The haunted shopman; or, the ghost’s bad bargain. The Man in the
Moon 4, Jan 1849.
Dramatisations
See Bolton 1987 under Studies and bibliographies of adaptations,
below.
Lemon, M. The haunted man and the ghost’s bargain. A fancy for
Christmas. 1848, 1863.
[Atkyns, S.?] The haunted man and the ghost’s bargain. 1848.
Somerset, C. A. The haunted man. 1848.
Robertson, T. W. The haunted man. Boston, Lincs 1849.
Brougham, J. The haunted man New York. 1849.
The haunted shopkeeper; or a queer ghost story about a goblin.
1849. Farce.
[Walcott, C.?] The haunted man. New York 1849.
Reviews
Morning Herald 18 Dec 1848; Morning Post 21 Dec 1848; Spectator 21
Dec 1848; The Times 21 Dec 1848; [Marston, J. W.] Athenaeum 23
Dec 1848; Altas 23 Dec 1848; [Forster, J.] Examiner 23 Dec 1848;
Literary Gazette 23 Dec 1848; Spectator 23 Dec 1848; Bell’s Life 24
Dec 1848; Bell’s New Weekly Messenger 24 Dec 1848; Weekly
Chron 24 Dec 1848; Sunday Times 24 Dec 1848; Daily News 25 Dec
1848; Morning Chron 25 Dec 1848; Bell’s Weekly Messenger 30
Dec 1848; Macphail’s Edinburgh Ecclesiastical Jnl Jan 1849; Man
in the Moon 4, Jan 1849; Mirror Monthly Mag Jan 1849; Sharpe’s
London Mag Jan 1849; Tait’s Edinburgh Mag Jan 1849; Family
Friend 1 1849.
Christmas stories
The items collected under the title Christmas stories in most edns of the
Collected works appeared in Household Words 21 Dec 1850, the Extra
Christmas numbers of Household Words 1851–8 (‘containing the
amount of one regular number and a half ’), and the Extra Christmas
numbers of All the Year Round 1859–67 (‘containing the amount of two
ordinary numbers’). All these nos contained contributions by other authors
also. Dickens’s contributions to the 1850, 1852 and 1853 nos were rptd in
Reprinted pieces 1858, and many edns of the Christmas stories exclude
these (and his 1851 contribution) or exclude his 1850 contribution (as an essay,
not a story). His contributions have frequently been rptd singly or in groups of
two or three.
Household Words
21 Dec 1850. A Christmas tree. The whole issue is called simply
Christmas number.
21 Dec 1850. Christmas in the frozen regions (with R. McCormick).
Christmas 1851. What Christmas is as we grow older. Whole issue
called Extra number for Christmas.
Christmas 1852. The poor relation’s story; The child’s story. In A
round of stories by the Christmas fire.
Christmas 1853. The schoolboy’s story; Nobody’s story. In Another
round of stories by the Christmas fire.
Christmas 1854. The first poor traveller; The road. In The seven poor
travellers.
Dickens’s reading adaptation
The poor traveller, bound with Boots at the Holly-Tree Inn and Mrs
Gamp. 1858; in collections 1975, 1983. See Readings, below.
Dramatisations
See Bolton 1987 under Studies and bibliographies of adaptations,
below.
Johnstone, J. B. The seven poor travellers; of the fireside stories of a
Christmas eve. 1855.
Hicks, N. T. The seven poor travellers: a Christmas eve’s romance at
Mr Richard Watts’ charity, Rochester. 1855.
Pitt, G. D. The seven poor travellers; life’s faults and follies. 1855.
The seven poor travellers. 1855.
Cooper, F. F. The seven poor travellers, or Heart-strings and pursestrings.
1855.
Digges, W. Doubledick; or, friendship and love. Halifax 1875.
Christmas 1855. The guest; The boots; The bill. In The Holly-Tree
Inn. Draft of proposed story outline in Huntington Museum.
Dickens’s reading version
Boots at the Holly-Tree Inn, bound with The poor traveller and
Mrs Gamp 1858; in collections 1868, 1975, 1983. See Readings,
below.
Dramatisations
See Bolton 1987 under Studies and bibliographies of adaptations,
below.
Johnstone, J. B. The Holly Tree Inn. 1856.
Hazlewood, C. H. Tales of the Holly Tree Inn. 1856.
Seaman, W. The Holly Tree Inn; or, the adventures of a snowed up
traveller. 1856.
Webster, B. Holly tree inn; or, the juvenile elopement to Gretna
Green. 1856.
Berenger, Mrs. O. Holly Tree Inn. 1891.
Boots at the Holly Tree Inn. BBC television 1957.
The runaways. Film, Coronet [1976].
Christmas 1856. The wreck of the Golden Mary. The Wreck, excluding
John Steadiman’s account. Draft of proposed story outline in
Huntington Museum. See Poems, doubtful and supposititious,
below.
Editions
1935, introd by W. H. D. Rouse.
1955, introd by J. van Thal, illustr J. Dugan.
Dramatisations
See Bolton 1987 under Studies and bibliographies of adaptations,
below.
Seaman, W. The wreck of the Golden Mary. 1857.
Townsend, W. T. The wreck of the Golden Mary. 1857.
Young, H. The child’s prayer. 1860.
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