Widdershins/The Beckoning Fair One

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Widdershins
by Oliver Onions
I. The Beckoning Fair One
His ear had once more become conscious of that soft and repeated noise—the long sweep with the almost inaudible crackle in it. Again and again it came, with a curious insistence and urgency. It quickened a little as he became increasingly attentive … it seemed to Oleron that it grew louder….

All at once he started bolt upright in his chair, tense and listening. The silky rustle came again; he was trying to attach it to something….

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THE BECKONING FAIR ONE