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Futuria Fantasia, vol. 1, issue 1, Summer 1939
Page 7
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[MOST OF PAGE OBSCURED BY A BLANK SHEET OF PAPER. VISIBLE TEXT IS AS FOLLOWS] ...on reynolds er ominously, con- Finally! book, look at that!" it in his fist. "If n't have voted for ...anced up in horror. our voice down?" She a made me drop a turning with grim my fun." actually believe you DARK THIRTIES!" "At least I'd have had back end thinking. things I can think of "No more gang- more good, old-fas- grew lachrymose as "No more sadness," No more strife and acre was headline again, Samuel?" nuts for want of a to the balcony, lee- the New York street a reminiscent smile. ...oked eel. would be very enjoy- "Why we don't even a woman for her money, the same amount of breach of promise, or ...ys of society weddings is equal. I can't government, about slums ...ing mothers and their voice sobbed off into silence. "Which should make you very happy," countered his wife. "Which makes me very sick," growled Samuel Stern. "Look, Bell, all my life I wanted to be a writer. Okay. I'm writing for the pulp magazines for a couple of years. Right? Okay. Then I'm writing sea stories, gangsters, political views, first class bump-offs. I'm happy...
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