Dearest

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This etext was created from Weird Tales, Vol. 43, No. 3, from March 1951. Broad exploration didn’t reveal any proof that the copyright on this distribution was reestablished.

Book Excerpt

mind, he’d make some noise and attempt to demonstrate it, wouldn’t he? What do you say, Myra?”

Myra was quiet, and Colonel Hampton wound up watching her with intrigue. Her mouth had contorted into a wry frown, and she was gripping the arms of her seat until her knuckles brightened. She was by all accounts in some extraordinary agony. Colonel Hampton trusted she were; ideally with something somewhat deadly.

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Sergeant Williamson’s doubt that he may be getting religion turned into a reality, for a period, that winter, after The Miracle.