Pulp Fiction, 1920 · page 96 of 132
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= 94 The Strange Story of Martin Colby III ~ Colby nodded and said: . “We never learned her name. I - Coisy arose and stretched his long paid the expenses of her funeral and arms above his head. for the headstone over her grave. On “If you care for further proof, I it I had carved the only noameI knew = have the letter that she left behind.” her by, ‘Edith Morley.’ And beneath f For a second there was silence. it I had these words engraved: Then Willoughby broke the strain. ““She left the world as clean as she “Was she—” came into it? ” In the Next Number “Black Shadows” By J. C. KOFOED