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‘‘The Grave’’ was first published in the Virginia Quarterly Review in 1935, but it did not receive much critical attention until it was published again in 1944 as part of a collection of stories, The Leaning Tower and Other Stories. In this collection, ‘‘The Grave’’ was grouped with a smaller collection of short stories focusing on the character of Miranda, called ‘‘The Old Order.’’
Early reviews of The Leaning Tower and Other Stories were mainly positive, hailing Porter as a careful stylist and an important contributor to the genre of...
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