The Black Cat
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The Black Cat (1895-1922) was a monthly literary magazine, publishing original short stories, often about uncanny or fantastical topics. Many writers were largely unknown, but some famous authors also wrote original material for this magazine.
The sixth issue of volume 6 contains the following stories:
> How David Came Home, by H. A. Fillmore (Phil More): a homecoming with a tragic ending
> Pericles P. Pemberton: Cured, by Jessie Reno Odlin: an advertisement in a paper brings unexpected happiness
> The Blue Light on the Mountain, by Paul Crandall: witness a strange incident at the hillside
> The Pocket of Goat Island, by Henry Reed Taylor: brave firemen are rewarded with an unexpected find
> The Phantom Dromedary, by Henry Adelbert Thompson: is the appearance of the dromedary a sign of impending doom?
- Summary by Sonia
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| How David Came Home, by H. A. Fillmore (Phil More) | 31:08 | Lu par Sonia | |
| Pericles P. Pemberton: Cured, by Jessie Reno Odlin | 21:31 | Lu par Beeswaxcandle | |
| The Blue Light on the Mountain, by Paul Crandall | 12:14 | Lu par April6090 | |
| The Pocket of Goat Island, by Henry Reed Taylor | 17:38 | Lu par Greg Giordano | |
| The Phantom Dromedary, by Henry Adelbert Thompson | 22:20 | Lu par dc |