Penguin classics

Graham Greene recounts his journey from Sierra Leone to the coast of Grand Bassa, describing the people and wildlife he encountered along the way and his impressions of the wild African region.

Presents a collection the poems of Christopher Marlowe, an English dramatist, poet, homosexual, spy, and atheist.

A selection of English poetry by acclaimed Romantic poet William Wordsworth. Also includes a chronology, an introduction, resources, and a note on the texts.

Collects a range of writings from Ralph Waldo Emerson on nature and transcendentalism.

A collection of historical accounts that looks at witches, from medieval Europe through colonial America.

Describes the incredible adventures on the American whaling ship Grampus.

Presents a memoir of the author's time as a nurse in the armed services during World War I, covering her work in London, Malta, and near France's Western Front while losing all of the men she loved and attempting to hold onto hope despite being surrounded by despair.

Presents the nineteenth-century short story in which a governess believes her two charges, ten-year-old Miles and eight-year-old Flora, are being haunted by the ghosts of former servants.

High-spirited American, Isabel Archer, travels to England to find romance, heartbreak, and betrayal.

Offers seventy-five Hindu myths focusing on historical and religious themes. Each segment contains explanatory prefaces and notes on the text.