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COPYRIGHT INFOThe Horror Megapack i
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A NOTE FROM THE PUBLISHEROver the l
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THE MEGAPACK SERIESMYSTERYThe Achme
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The Murray Leinster Megapack The Se
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silence and barren immensity. There
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things which are unknown to the mod
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THE CHILDREN OF THE NIGHT, by Rober
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Poe’s Fall of the House of Usher,
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believe that the Mediterraneans wer
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But I had no wish to escape back to
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avenger, tall, bloodstained and bla
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lost age. But in what age and where
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age. In Aryara’s day they were sc
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which she came to be named Pearl wa
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thin as the blade of a pen-knife, t
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should have possessed me. Let who w
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Heron’s first entrance was wonder
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I never was so perfectly self-posse
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than a self-possessed demon. The my
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gloomily enough over my domestic tr
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THE WALKING DEAD, by E. Hoffmann Pr
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“Don’t!” implored Marie. “H
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driven, never pausing to lean on th
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disarrayed dark hair, and extending
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instinctively trying to draw her ta
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Not a sign of life. That blasted br
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“Mr. Walt,” the woman explained
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She was still screaming when the po
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she knew she’d never get lessons
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an cloud of enormous bats, their bl
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words of Lao-tseu and of the ancien
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the mysterious woods. And noiseless
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are veritably priceless things, sur
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youth of his own age with whom to s
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the blue emptiness of air; where th
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BY MOONLIGHT, by John Gregory Betan
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sat there with me. One of them moan
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sensed my aliveness behind him. As
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Cleaned up, shaved, with hair combe
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Nevertheless, I picked up the box,
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THE GATEWAY OF THE MONSTER, by Will
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the three tables that were in the r
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sort of thing, your nerve is bound
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with the tremendous blaze of the fl
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but you all remember the Black Veil
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afterward, I heard again the slurri
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feel rather queer.“A minute after
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morning his wife and child were fou
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locked myself in, and managed to ge
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regarded as likely to make away wit
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some of the anxiety that oppressed
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object of envy? Thou wilt. Shall I
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“A silver crucifix and chain for
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should you trouble me?” he said.
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DRACULA’S GUEST, by Bram StokerWh
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“What is unholy?” I enquired.
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to seek the shelter of the wood in
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afford refuge, the deep Doric doorw
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“Well, have you found him?”The
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Be careful of my guest—his safety
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“For Visions come from a region o
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pace with honesty; “in your explo
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It was only late that night, before
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invited no questions. His whole per
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more or less untutored hand of a co
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coming to see you. I’ve a case th
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speed. “Have they been touched or
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THE CHAPTER OF ADMIRALSIAs Abel Kee
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pipkin and put them into his mouth.
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“To Noah and his sons with himGod
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again. He was at home again, instru
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the head—the waist was now entire
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shapes became three. There was a mu
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course.” From the ardent mouths o
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FEAR, by Achmed AbdullahThe fact th
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And they had longed for human compa
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“Who? I—or—”He had slurred
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considering the dreadful fate that
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lopsided crown, and surrounded by a
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only skirted the edge of our subjec
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well, or should, that all priests w
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warns you I’m not to be ’eld re
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Luciferians, none of us, I think, s
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Damned uncomfortable, but it sure k
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familiar, but still good. It’s a
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—a shiny, new, Goddamn penny from
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and he smelled like he hadn’t bat
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deep recesses of his tangled mind,
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“He babbled for a while after tha
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I thought he was going to faint. Bu
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uncovered grave.Around the walls of
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Asia. All too well did we trace the
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upon me whenever it was dark. One e
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THE DUKE OF DEMOLITION GOES TO HELL
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couldn’t spend the rest of eterni
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JUKE-BOX, by Henry KuttnerJerry Fos
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bookie glanced at Foster’s hat an
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you! I’ll—What did you say?”
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Negative.”“It’s March!” the
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this right over to the big boy. Usu
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“I know,” he said, and pulled o
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Foster went over and opened one. He
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THE MUMMY’S FOOT, by Théophile G
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warm living look so much preferable
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olfactory nerves. The heat of the r
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hither and thither, as though impel
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symbols of the tau and pedum—prod
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“Oh, you everlasting sleeper! Mus
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As he reached her side, she shudder
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Or had the two spectral assailants
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got to find your sister.” She sce
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defenses erected by Vauban—or per
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hear the voice of the damned, O Luc
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himself aside as bullets spattered
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THE GHOST OF TOWNELEY TOWERS, bySea
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the willies just as I was shoving o
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havoc with Procter’s aspirates, a
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won’t revive the poor fellow, but
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“Whatever could have possessed hi
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