Black Cat Vol. 02 No. 01 October 1896
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'Black Cat Vol. 02 No. 01 October 1896' Summary
This issue of The Black Cat features a captivating collection of short stories, each with its own unique flavor of the uncanny and fantastical. Harold Donovan Hilton's 'The House That Jack Built' unravels the secrets of a mysterious old house, drawing readers into its haunting atmosphere. R. George Smith Jr.'s 'In the Garden of a Villa' offers a poignant tale of unrequited love, highlighting the bittersweet nature of romantic yearning. The ghostly presence of 'A Peg-Leg Ghost,' by Wellington Vandiver, challenges the skepticism of the protagonist, bringing the supernatural into the realm of reality. 'How the Run Was Stopped,' penned by Richard Stillman Powell, showcases a clever clerk's ingenuity in rescuing a bank from financial ruin. Geraldine Meyrick's 'My Friend, Walker' explores the unusual bond between a man and a horse, showcasing the surprising depths of animal communication. Finally, Warwick James Price's 'In An Hour' delves into the introspective thoughts of a dying scholar, as he reflects on his life's journey in his final moments. The stories within this issue of The Black Cat offer a compelling glimpse into the diverse themes and captivating narratives that graced its pages, captivating readers with their uncanny tales and intriguing characters.Book Details
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