The Blind Spot by Austin Hall;Homer Eon Flint
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page 141 of 467 (30%)
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Her eyes sparkled. "Oh," she exclaimed. "I know it would! I can feel it!" It was so. Whatever there was in the bit of sapphirine blue, it had life. What was it? It had relation to sex. In the strict line of fact it was impossible. When we were alone again I turned to the chemist. "Is there anything more you uncovered? Did you see anything in the stone?" He frowned. "No. Nothing else. This magnetism is the only thing. Is there anything more?" Now I hadn't said anything about its one great quality. He hadn't stumbled across the image of the two men. I couldn't understand it. I didn't tell him. Perhaps I was wrong. Down inside me I sensed a subtle reason for secrecy. It is hard to explain. It was not perverseness; it was a finer distinction; perhaps it was the influence of the gem. I took it back to the jeweller again and had it reset. XV |
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