Excerpt from The Golden Blight
Under the softly diffused glow of the library lamp, shaded with priceless glass dug from the ruins of Heliopolis-glass rendered opalescent by three thou sand years of burial in the Egyptian sands - the last sheet of John Storm's weekly report fluttered to rest upon the table. Storm leaned back and looked old Murchison full in the face.
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