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1856, [William] Wilkie Collins, After Dark, London: Smith, Elder & Co., →OCLC:

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v • d • e Works by Wilkie Collins

Non-fiction	`{{RQ:Collins Memoirs}}`

Novels	`{{RQ:Collins Moonstone}}` · `{{RQ:Collins No Name}}` · `{{RQ:Collins Poor Miss Finch}}` · `{{RQ:Collins Woman in White}}`

Short stories	`{{RQ:Collins After Dark}}` · `{{RQ:Dickens Collins No Thoroughfare}}` · `{{RQ:Dickens Haunted House}}` (contains a story by Collins)

Other works	`{{RQ:Collins Miscellanies}}`

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