H.P. Podcraft.

About the middle of January 1920, there entered's bearing an element of triumph which he did not explain

and he was no more found at work upon the Hutchinson cipher. Instead, he inaugurated a dual policy of chemical research and record scanning,

fitting up for the one a laboratory in the unused attic of the house,

and for the latter, haunting all the sources of vital

statistics in Providence. Local dealers and drugs and scientific supplies later

questioned gave astonishingly queer and meaningless catalogs of the substances and instruments

he purchased.

But clerks at the State House, the City Hall in the various libraries, agree as to the definite object of his second interest.

He was searching intensely and feverishly for the grave of Joseph Kirwan, from whose slate slab an older generation had so wisely blotted the name

Who is this curious young man this Charles Dexter Ward? Well he's the subject of the story we're covering again the case of Charles Dexter Ward by H.P. Lovecrap. Oh, very nice and sir who are you? I am Chad Pfizer and who are you? I am Christopher John Lackey. Well hello

Christopher John welcome to the HP Lovecraft literary podcast. Thank you you you

you mean HP Pie Crafts.com that is exactly what I mean this is our third part in the ongoing series on the case of Charles

Dix Award, a novel by H.P. Lovecraft. Yeah, right. And that was read by the wonderful,

delightful and charming Mr. Matt Foyer.

What a treat.

He's a treasure.

Bless him.

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