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"The man at Solitaria", by Geik Turner: after 15 years of solitary work, a man is finally going postal "The compass of Fortune", by Eugene Shade Bisbee (1864-1933): the eyes of a mysterious skull seem to be looking into one specific direction "A surgical love-cure", by James Buckham (1858-1908): a patient asks his doctor to have love surgically removed from him "The Williamson safe mystery", by F. S. Hesseltine: what horrible discovery did the men make on opening the safe ? "How small the World", by E. H. 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