Hugh Walpole

All Souls' Night Hugh Walpole

All Souls' Night was published in 1933 by Macmillan and Co. It contains: 'The Whistle', 'The Silver Mask', 'The Stair-case', 'A Carnation for an Old Man', 'Tarnhelm; or, The Death of my Uncle Robert', 'Mr. Oddy', 'Seashore Macabre. A Moment's Experience', 'Lilac', 'The Oldest Talland', 'The Little Ghost', 'Mrs. Lunt', 'Sentimental but True', 'Portrait in Shadow', 'The Snow', 'The Ruby Glass', and 'Spanish Dusk'. 'The Whistle' is a poignant tale about the almost mystical relationship between an unfulfilled chauffeur and an unwanted Alsatian dog.