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There is nothing more absurd, as I view it,

than the conventional association of the homely and the wholesome,

which seems to pervade the psychology of the multitude.

Mention of eukalic Yankee setting, a bungling and thick-fibered village undertaker, and a careless

mishap in a tomb, and no average reader can be brought to expect more than a hearty

albeit grotesque phase of comedy. God knows though that the prosy tale which

George Birch's death permits me to tell has in it aspects beside which some of our darkest

Tragedies are light that was the opening paragraph of in the vault that's right and it's the first story in our

double-headed today the second of which will be the descendants. I'm Chad

Fifer and I'm Chris Lackey and this is the H.P. Lovecraft

that was read by Anthony Taddesco.

Oh yeah, we've had Anthony on the show before and he's always...

Of the Hound fame.

Oh, right, yeah, he did the Hound.

He got a lot of fans.

A lot of people were, hey, I want more of that Tadesco.

And so to those people, there you go.

There you are.

And once again, this episode will feature some music from Troy Sterling Nice.

Thank you, Troy.

He's donated a multitude of music given the product.

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