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GUY de MAUPASSANT, ROBERT BARR & WILLIAM HOPE HODGSON offer up a collection of Hair-raising, nail-biting, nerve wracking short stories that are guaranteed to deliciously shiver the spine of even the hardiest listener.
For an extra thrill, try ‘em in the dark...
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