Pulp Fiction, 1928 · page 50 of 99
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JheMIRACLE OF THE LILY by ClareWingerHarris Author of “The Fate of the Poseidonia” 1) we \ Le tan (il Patratien t/ Hf ; th, ft li a. hi | ) Ob | Dl i] 4 t 1 ami ) ean | j Aa iA j fl } \' ’ VATA , = " hi; a MOR a a Boh i ATR) " Rh i The figure that stood facing us was a huge six-legged beetle ... an insect of gigantic proportions... .Suddenly, the Venusian was joined by another being, a colossal ant, who bore in his forelegs a tiny light-colored object, which he handed to the beetle-announcer, who took it and held it forward for our closer inspection. It seem2d to be a tiny ape, but was so small, we could not ascertain for a 48 CoOmmcoooks. Conn