The Ghost Ship

omely bizarre handbill continued to recur to his mind. The thing was so manifestly absurd, he told himself with co

tual fairness forced him to admit that as far as the man who had given him the bill was concerned, brainlessness was out of the question, and joking improbable. There had been depths in t

on be wantin

ions he might have construed the thing as an elaborate threat, but he was practically alone in

is flat, "it isn't worth worrying about. I mustn't let the whim of s

ce was glad to show him the strange handbill. The doctor, who had experienced the queer magics that are practised to this day on the

ight do a lot of harm if it fell into the hands of a nervous subject. I should be inclined to punch t

ook which makes London an English city. Together they foun

and Undertaker.' Not much inform

bit unusual, isn't

y called themselves that. Anyhow, it seems, as though that handbill is a genuine pie

myself tomorrow," s

nly polite of you to go. I'll drop in here in the evening to hear

he wouldn't give handbills to people like

I suppose you haven't. Don't let him

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w," he said s