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Copyright, 1927, by the Popular Fiction Publishing Company
Contents for August, 1927
Cover Design Hugh Rankin
Illustrating a scene in "The Bride of Osiris"
The Eyrie 148
A chat with the readers
The Bride of Osiris (Part 1) Otis Adelbert Kline 151
A three-part Egyptian serial story of Osiris, the Festival of Re, strange murders, the Am-mits, and the dungeons of Karneter
Satan's Fiddle George Malcolm-Smith 173
The cataclysmic power of music—the death chord—and hideous dissonances that can cause a building to crumble}}
The Power of the Dog G. G. Pendarves 188
A tale of Arabian black magic, and the terrifying fate that befell two Englishmen at the hands of Daouad
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