IN BOUNDED THE LIONS by Dudley Cowes Frontispiece
AFTER AN INTIMATE MINUTE WITH HIM I GOT THE DAGGER by H. G. Fairbairn 23
ON THE FILTHY FLOOR OF THE CAVE SAT HALF A DOZEN ENORMOUS RATS by Clark Fay 41
THERE HE STOOD SILENT AND SOLITARY by Norman Keen 73
THE BARREL MOVED OVER THEM, PRESENTING ITS BLACK THREATFUL MOUTH by R. Cleaver 101
MY FATHER WAS SWINGING CRAZILY IN MID-AIR by E. B. Thurstan 133
I SAW THE STREET SPLIT OPEN by J. Nicolle 207
I HEARD THE WILD CRIES AND SAW THEIR DARK GLEAMING BODIES by Jack Faulkes 245
THE SIAMESE WAS IN THE TOILS OF A QUICKSAND by T. Grainger Jeffrey 289
HE WAS FIVE YARDS AWAY by S. Tresilian 313
THE ABLE SEAMAN MADE A FLYING LEAP by Norman Hepple 331
HE STAGGERED OUT OF THE KNEE-DEEP SAND WITH HIS FIND by Edward Osmond 369
WE JAMMED ON OUR BRAKES IN HORROR by Clive Uptton 387
HE GLARED AT ME WITH BLOODSHOT EYES by Alfred Sindall 493
THE PRESSURE OF THE GUN WAS NOTICEABLY STRONGER by J. Greenup 539
IT IS EASY TO IMAGINE HOW UNPLEASANT THE TUNNEL WAS by Norman Howard 565
HER HAND CLUTCHED AT MINE by Cyril Holloway 661
2 comments:
I can't stop laughing. My autobiography will be called After An Intimate Minute With Him I Got The Dagger.
Infintely preferable to THERE HE STOOD SILENT AND SOLITARY. This is genius!
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