10 Story Book, August 1938 — page 59: what you’re looking at

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62 INTRIGUING STORIES, SPICED WITH PRETTY GIRLS! “Would If he exclamed. “Dds wive anything in the world. Yes, the Marjorie I divorced, regardless of what mental processes of mine created her, is the only woman in the world who could thrill me a dime’s worth.” I thought a minute then I snick- ered: “What. “are srow dadiehine, ati” he asked. "Oh, noting #7 replicas Gar dell me. Didn't the psychiatrist suggest a cure?” “No? said Gord6m “fie just pave mre the analysis and a look of pity and col- lected five hundred dollars and sent me on my way.” PWVell i Sauk, not charge five hundred dollars, but I’m go- ing to tell you how to straighten the whole mess out.” I'm going to “But Marjorie’s married to another man, he said: “lL. know, it, sap,” 1 géterted, ~but what's that got to do with it? You amaze me. Why, a child could tell you what te. de” “Well?” he asked. “Why keep me in suspense?” “Go back to Hollywood,” 1] teld Him: Ll alge wife, Rose Rossalin, screen siren deluxe, into your arms. Hold her close... shut sour eyes... then picture Marjorie men- tally as she was the last night you were With her...” “FE get i. ie youre right your beautiful, alluring, exotic shouted. yessir “Pa, pe Sac, well, I'll be what’s been ailing me these past three years, anyhow? All I have to do is work the same stunt on Rose that I worked on Marjorie. Rose will be Marjorie the old thrill again.” “Rose will be Marjorie and Marjorie will be Rose and both of Im a few morins and Il’ll have "Nee. | Sard: them will be somebody else ... somebody The smoke has me dizzy dear — I see spots before my eyes. C@ = a DOOKS.cO