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The Witch-Baiter R. Anthony 769
A torture-tale of the witchcraft craze in Holland—a Dutch zealot, fanatic superstition, and a day of reckoning
The Devils of Po Sung Bassett Morgan 775
A creepy, powerful tale of brain transplantation—a pirate story of the South Seas
White Lilies Josie McNamara Lydon 788
Verse
Through the night flapped evil shapes, vampire-things of loathsome aspect—a shuddery horror-tale
The Jungle Cristel Hastings 802
Verse
Bells of Oceana Arthur J. Burks 803
A gooseflesh story of the sea by the author of "The Invading Horde" and "The Ghosts of Steamboat Coulee"
Folks Used to Believe
The Dragon and His Kinsmen Alvin F. Harlow 812
The dragon, the griffin, the wyvern and the hippogriff
A peculiar story is this, a fantastic tale about a dreamer whose dreams were more vivid than reality
White Orchids Gordon Philip England 819
The extravagant passion for rare flowers led to a weird and grisly adventure, and disaster
When the Dead Return Percy B. Prior 826
It is sometimes unpleasant to have a husband return from the grave, especially if the widow is married again
The Sleepers August W. Derleth 829
A five-minute ghost-story—the passenger was annoyed at finding his berth occupied by a specter
The Time-Raider (Part 3) Edmond Hamilton 832
A four-part serial story about an entity that sweeps back through time to seize its victims
Weird Story Reprint
Dracula's Guest Bram Stoker 849
This story was originally intended to be part of the book, "Dracula" but was excised before the book was published
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