Pulp Fiction, 1952 · page 69 of 132
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DEATH takes no holiday A Novel by W. T. BALLARD The blonde was very beautiful— and the corpse was very, very dead! I HE girl’s hair looked like yellow taffy, creamy and soft spun as if it would be nice to get your hands into. She sat at the small round table, close to the restaurant entrance and ate a tuna Copenh, sets, by rena publ sandwich. cations, Inc., and originally pub- . s lished in December, 1942, Popular Any girl who ee n manage to be si t Detective tractive while eating a tuna sandwich 69 comiclooolkks