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The Cave of Spiders - William R. Hickey 619
Into the wilds of South America went Seton and his wife—and there in a ghastly cave a terrible thing happened
Sonnets of the Midnight Hours:
8. The Creatures - Donald Wandrei 624
Verse; decoration by Hugh Rankin
The Last Test - Adolphe de Castro 625
A superb novelette, through which, like a cold breeze from the tomb, sweep suggestions of unearthly horror
Satan and Lilith - George Sterling 656
Verse
The Werewolf's Daughter (Part 2) - H. Warner Munn 657
A three-part serial of the weird adventures that befell the daughter of the Werewolf of Ponkert
The Flying Death - B. Wallis 669
A dread monster comes from the sky, and the horror of its coming robs mankind of its age-old sense of security
The Tryst in the Tomb - M. J. Cain 685
Sardinossa's bride lay dead in the tomb, while Sardinossa lurked in ambush for the young gallant who came to visit her
Folks Used to Believe:
The Fairy Court - Alvin F. Harlow 689
One of the strange beliefs of our ancestors
The Tenant at Number Seven August W. Derleth 690
The ancient Roman medallion was bought by a strange man who lived at St. John's Wood—a bizarre little ghost-story
Weird Story Reprint:
The Legend of Sleepy Hollow - Washington Irving 693
The story of Ichabod Crane's tragic misadventure with the headless horseman—a favorite tale with our grandparents
Haunted - Earl W. Scott 711
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