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The Weird Fiction MEGAPACK ®: 25 Stories from Weird Tales
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I was never willing to exchange the loneliness of a bachelor for the loneliness of a husband.
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El Shabur was a Yezidee, a Satanist, and worshipped Melek Taos. The symbol was unmistakably the outspread tail of the Angel-Peacock.
research:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Melek_Taus
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