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Christmashorror stories from Horrif
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For my w ife, Sascha, Hor r ified's
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132.140.158.164.181.199.T he D ead
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ter r ifying and occasionally, quit
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anything of impor tance off the oak
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Lily nodded, peer ing back at the o
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Lily asked.The r esponse to her que
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w or ked up. It was common know led
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only a few minutes ago it was mid-m
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Lily took a few seconds to ensur e
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books in the fr ont of the bookstor
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Pointing.Then, a click.The glass do
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About the authorWhen he isn?t at th
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had fallen. One boot sopping w et.W
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Oh, tidings of comfort and joy.The
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I got to see her mor e and mor e, w
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"What ar e you doing, Rose?" Henr y
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After a w hile, I began to calm dow
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A gr and dr essing table sat over i
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as quickly as possible.On the last
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L onely this Christmasby Robert Edg
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six-panelled Geor gian black gloss
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br ow n beer in fr ont of him next
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They w er e falling in and out of t
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youth, in an age w hen class and po
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neither w ill nor excess enough mon
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?I know about its name, ?The Black
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Denholm appear ed unfazed by Le?Ap?
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pr oceed w ith this ventur e. If th
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?Per haps,? they said w hen pr esse
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w ish this casino to r e-open and t
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said, I am a man of business. So, a
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?What do any of us want Denholm?? C
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They w er e not mer e appar itions
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undiminished. It spr ang fr om the
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this. Le?Ap is in debt to us for a
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w or ds? Will you seek some expensi
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Still, just to be on the safe side,
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He felt something snap as he fell.
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Good- N ightby T he Somnambulist So
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I tuck her into bed, in the spar e
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spilling into his br eakfast. My si
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After br eakfast, I mar ch out the
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headstone, w hile my sister holds a
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and the thing in fr ont of me sags
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Ghosts of Kersal Moorby Ellis ReedV
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I shudder ed.?I don?t think I?d lik
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it was my job to walk Din-Dins, and
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O, unless you are a vicarHell will
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that they w er e happy w ith their
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Now we hide on Kersal Moor?Via, ver
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and the r apid hammer ing r esponse
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closed his eyes against the sun, w
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The chur ch was emer ging now , and
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?Photo album.??Oh my God!? Cassy sq
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joined like cher r ies w ith a stal
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She?d dr eamt of Adam again. He had
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Quercu de Cordibus Vestrisby John C
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then, I ask you, do you w ish to be
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and family, as this stage of the pr
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blur r ed eyes, I could see that it
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"This is the house w her e the par
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fuzzy at the edges with every drink
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"Oh my god," he heard himself say o
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About the authorBased in the heart
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?Do you think you should talk to so
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I was alr eady tir ed of gr appling
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