Pulp Fiction, 1941 · page 82 of 114
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Hot Seat Double-Crosser Exciting Novelette By They called Devon the Bloodhound Reporter because his meat was crime news. ButwhenDevon tried to stick his nose into a murder mixup assigned to the law-dogs, the scent led to his own homicide headlines. 80 CHAPTER I EATED at a table in Groccio’s crowded restaurant, Matt Devon sipped his coffee leisurely, a cynical gleam in his gray eyes. He glanced up when the _ orchestra snapped short a popular dance tune. A plump, pink-cheeked man in eve- COmicloo (Cc C©