The Singing Monkey

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The Singing Monkey (1920)
by Charles Beadle, illustrated by Morgan Stinemetz
Chapter 1
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Extracted from Adventure magazine, 3 March 1920, pp. 3–36.

In the midst of the Indian Ocean they find a steamer, ‘richly laden—and every human being aboard is dead. Strange disappearances and garbled songs from unknown sources precede the death of their own watch in the stoke-hole. They must solve the mystery of this fear-ship or perish.

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The Singing Monkey

A Complete Novelette by Charles Beadle
Author of “Witch-Doctors,” “Captain Tristtam’s Miracle,” etc.

Chapters (not listed in original)

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