KERFOL, a Short Story by Edith Wharton

"Kerfol" by Edith Wharton is a haunting tale of a man who visits an old, mysterious house in Brittany, encouraged by a friend to purchase it. As he explores the eerie estate, he encounters a pack of silent, ghostly dogs who seem to be the only inhabitants. Later, he learns from a local woman that the dogs are.......

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[lalithakrishnamurthy]

What a delightful writing and narrative!absolutely enchanting!how Did I miss Edith Wharton’s stories while searching for novelists on the net!!thankyou google for bringing this gem to me at the right time! Iam delightfully Lost in the world of Edith’sstory telling! Wonderful stories❤

[dawnriddle-knowlton]

Another Edith Wharton!! Thank you!! In my opinion she is like America's Virginia Wolf. Two top favorite authors of mine. Thank you.

[helendownie]

Well that certainly held my attention.great story teller.

[Aiko--]

A sad story brought vividly to life by an excellent reading.

[ria]

An unusual, interesting ghost story, but so sorrowful. I thought after listening to Edith Wharton she must've loved and understood dogs. (She did.) My friend grieved for the loss of her pet whom she was extremely close to and has seen and felt her presence several times since. Apparently, this is not such an unusual phenomenon. I liked this narration. Thank you.

[Schoepferin]

So sad. Poor woman in the mercy of an ignorant, selfish man.

[rebelbecky]

Good story. The dogs were her protectors even in death.😢

[joanna]

Thank you for this. What is the music played at the end please? It's beautiful

[Aurora-fnbp]

She was a prisoner and needed a German Sheppard.

[benediktmorak]

Hopefully this is a story only.
And nothing that was a fact.