The Blind Spot by Austin Hall;Homer Eon Flint
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"Never fear, Hobart, your sister is safe enough. The Nervina is
not a woman. She is not of the flesh." "Brr," said the doctor, "you give me the creeps." Watson reached for the brandy; he nodded to the doctor. "Just a bit more of that stuff if you please. Whatever it is, on the last night one has no fear of habit. There--Now, gentlemen, if you will come with me, I shall take you to the house of the Blind Spot." IX "NOW THERE ARE THREE" I shall never forget that night. When we stepped to the pavement the whole world was shrouded. The heavy fog clung like depression; life was gone out--a foreboding of gloom and disaster. It was cold, dank, miserable; one shuddered instinctively and battered against the wall with steaming columns of breath. Just outside the door we were detained. "Dr. Hansen?" Someone stepped beside us. |
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