The Blind Spot by Austin Hall;Homer Eon Flint
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that it possessed a nearly circular outline about two feet across,
I couldn't tell much about it. Then I stooped and examined it closely. At once I became conscious of a smell which, somehow, I had hitherto not noticed. Small wonder; it was as indescribable a smell as one could imagine. It seemed to be a combination of several that are not generally combined. Next instant it flashed upon me that the predominating odour was a familiar one. I had been smelling it, in fact, all the morning. But this did not prevent me from feeling very queer, indeed, as I realised what lay before me. A curious chill passed around my shoulders, and I scarcely breathed. At my feet lay a pool, composed of all the various liquids that had been poured, upstairs, into that baffling spot in the wood. XXI OUT OF THIN AIR Except for the incident just related, when several pints of very real fluids were somehow "materialised" at a spot ten feet below where they had vanished, nothing worth recording occurred during |
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