Harold Freeman Miners

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Harold Freeman Miners,  Weird Tales (1923)

“ The girl, Virginia, was seated in a chair somewhat in front of her uncle. The wild look of her eyes and her agitated face told that she was going through an ordeal that was breaking her bit by bit.
"But, Uncle Arthur," she burst out, "surely you can't mean to-do this terrible thing. Why, I don't love Mr. Beebe at all. I scarcely know him, and I don't want to marry anyone."
"My dear niece," replied Ward evenly, "love has no part in my scheme of things. Hate rules the world, and hate is my creed. Love makes people soft and indolent. Hate is the great inspirator. Hate makes the world go 'round.
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Harold Freeman Miners,  Weird Tales (1923)

“ It was Archibald and Percy!
Ross let out a shout that instantly roused his companions.
"There's your ship of the desert that's going to carry you back to civilization," he called, as Virginia raised up from her bankets.
The girl did not comprehend. She gazed at the two animals in astonishment for a moment.
"But they're wild, aren't they?" she asked.
"Just as wild as two snails," said Ross. "Those two estimable gentlemen brought me into this desert, and they're going to take us out."
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Harold Freeman Miners,  Weird Tales (1923)

“ As far as Ross knew, there was no human habitation in all this desert waste, yet this trail up the little canon had been used frequently and recently, so somewhere up the winding trail must lie a solution to the mystery. But what it could be, or whether he could ever solve it, Ross could not imagine.
The whole affair was grotesque, bizarre. Why any one should chain a young girl to a rock wall in the midst of a heat-scorched desert was utterly incomprehensible. The girl was not gross or criminal-looking.
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