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And when Iim Elwell goes to war you
will thrill at the part he plays, for a shell
blots out his memory and he is reported dead

and listed as another man. 1

 

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NE rain-swept night in October of I898

a strange and beautiful woman was

 

taken from a passing train to the home of Mollie
and Prof Elwell. Late that night twin girls
were born to the mysterious Stranger, who
died without telling her name or whence she

came.

That is the story’s start. You next meet
the girls 17 years later. You are curious a-
bout the mystery ol their birth. You are an-
xious to know which of the girls Iim Elwell loves.
You know it is one of them, but not until
the story is almost '311iszhed do you learn which

of the girls it is.

 

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Threads of fate . .

ed in the hands of a whimsical Destiny
Pieced together in the end to form one of

the most surprising climaxes you ever have

read.

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ertten by Clifford L Webb 1n collaboration with Ernest Lynn

 

 
 

 

 

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