Ghost

The story "Ghost" belongs to the pen of the famous American writer O. Henry (English O. Henry, 1862-1910). *** Mrs. Belmore believes in unexplained phenomena. Her greatest desire is to contemplate the ghost of the guest room in the estate of Kinsolvingov ... Other famous works of the author are novels "Scarlet Dress", "Caliph and Ham," "The Moment of Victory", "In the Attic", "So Live People", "A Thousand Dollars" "Pharaoh and the Chorale" and "The Last Troubadour". O. Henry, whose real name is William Sidney Porter, is considered the founder of the "fairy tale of a big city" genre, where flashing humor combines with profound philosophical meaning.