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A little afternoon on the 28th day of June

1924, Dr. Morehouse stopped his machine before the Tanner place and four men alighted. The stone building in perfect

repair and freshness stood near the road and but for the swamp in the rear it would have possessed

no trace of dark suggestion.

The spotless white doorway was visible across a trim lawn for some distance down the road,

and as the doctor's party approached it could be seen that the heavy portal yawned wide open.

Only the screen door was closed.

The proximity of the house had imposed a kind of nervous silence on the four men, for what lurked therein could only be

imagined with vague terror. This terror underwent a marked abatement, when the explorers heard distinctly the sound of Richard Blake's typewriter.

That was the opening paragraph of death, dumb, and blind, a story by CM Eddie that was revised by H.P. Lovecraft,

which is why we're talking about it here on the H.P. Lovecraft literary

podcast. I'm Chad Fiver.

And I'm Chris Laki. We're here at H.P.

Piedcraft.com and Patreon. And that reader was Andrew Lehman of the H.P. Lovecraft Historical Society.

Yes.

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