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Brother Morgan’s Story fot he Dream Woman - Displays e-text edition of the short story containing four chapters. Originally authored by Wilkie Collins.
Project Gutenberg – A Fair Penitent - Biographical accounts on the Carmelite Nuns in France during the 19th-century. Features e-text transcription.
Project Gutenberg – A Rogue’s Life - Focuses on themes of social life and customs practiced in England during the 19th-century. Fiction story authored by Wilkie Collins.
Project Gutenberg – After Dark - Presents fiction in a diary form written by Wilkie Collines. Shows bibliographic record of downloadable e-book edition.
Project Gutenberg – Antonia - Provides e-book edition for downloading purposes. E-text version available in various formats.
Project Gutenberg – Armadale - Bibliographical record on the e-text version of the book. Written by Wilkie Collins.
Project Gutenberg – Basil - Fiction that features subjects on father and son relationship and of revenge. Presents e-book edition available for download.
Project Gutenberg – I Say No - Story of mystery as well as of social life and customs in Great Britain in the 19th-century.
Project Gutenberg – Jezebel’s Daughter - Shows bibliographic record on its e-book collection.
Project Gutenberg - Little Novels - Contains short novels such as “Mrs. Zant and the Ghost,” “Mr. Medhurst and the Princess” and “Mr. Policeman and the Cook.”.
Project Gutenberg – Man or Wife - Story on domestic issues such as bigamy. Presents e-book version of the story.
Project Gutenberg – My Lady’s Money - Features detective stories categorized under fiction in the 19th-century. Written by Wilkie Collins.
Project Gutenberg – No Name - E-book edition on the fiction story by Wilkie Collins. Provides bibliographic information.
Project Gutenberg – No Thoroughfare - E-text edition of the story of Wilkie Collins. Bibliography released in 1998.
Project Gutenberg – Poor Miss Finch - Offers e-book edition for downloading or online reading purposes. Provides bibliographic details.
Project Gutenberg - Project Gutenberg – The Legacy of Cain - Features e-book edition of one of his English-fictions available for download or online reading purposes.
Project Gutenberg – The Black Robe - Authored by Wilkie Collins. Highlights social life and customs in England during the 19th- century.
Project Gutenberg – The Dead Alive - Authored by English fiction writer, Wilkie Collins. Incorporates e-book editions for downloading purposes.
Project Gutenberg – The Evil Genius - Offers e-text edition on Wilkie Collins’ book. Provided for download or online reading purposes.
Project Gutenberg – The Frozen Deep - Features adventure stories of discovery and exploration as well as wilderness survival. Authored by British novelist, Wilkie Collins.
Project Gutenberg – The Guilty River - Presents one of Wilkie Collins’ fictions. Available in e-text transcription.
Project Gutenberg – The Law of the Lady - Offers e-book for download or online reading purposes. Shows bibliographic accounts.
Project Gutenberg – The New Magdalene - Features a story about ex-convict women. Fiction written by Wilkie Collins.
Project Gutenberg – The Queen of Hearts - Fiction story on courtship, social life and customs in England during the 19th-century. E-book edition available for download or online reading purposes.
Project Gutenberg – The Two Destinies - Fiction story by Wilkie Collins. Provides bibliographical details on its e-book edition.
Project Gutenberg – The Woman in White - Written by Wilkie Collins. Provides e-book edition for download or online reading.
Serial Publication in Britain Novels of Wilkie Collins - Provides information on serialization dated 1856 until 1889 under the name of the author. Also delves into the discussion on the impact of his writings on England’s socio-economy and literature.

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