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Post by dem bones on Sept 27, 2012 6:32:21 GMT
Marion Bondage Click-clack, click-clack, knit two drop purl stitch. click-clack, click-clack, knit two drop purl stich. click-clack, click-clack, knit two drop purl stitch STAB stitch - oh, I do apologise. Here, lemme get you some Optrex for .... that ... Knitting? nasty business. As we, the great disfigured of the Vault of Evil sewing circle, have learned to our terrible cost ...... Greye la Spina - The Antimacassar: Plucky amateur detective Lucy Butterfield learns that sometimes a delicate twill weave is all that stands between you and death at the fangs of a ravenous child vampire. Alison Prince - Mother's Day: How nice of Irma to sacrifice her Sunday and accompany Tom on a visit to the Nursing home to see his twisted old mum. He hopes she'll not be bored but, far from it. The experience proves a real eye-opener. Paul Errol - The Woollen Helmet .... hides a rubbish secret in possibly the least terrifying horror story you'll ever read. Michael Avallone - Children Of The Devil: Innisfree, Ireland. Astra Vale is an ugly child until, at the age of twelve, she meets the silent man who invokes the powers of darkness over her. Thereafter she is "the loveliest woman who ever lived". A year after her marriage to Tom Reilly, Astra bears him a grotesque son and receives a second visit from the dark stranger who mockingly informs her husband he's father to Satan's child. Astra knows what she must do to put matters right. She kills the baby with sewing scissors then repeatedly drives them into her own face. Alexander Woollcott - Moonlight Sonata: Cazalet invites his friend Dr. Alvan Barach to stay at his crumbling manor house (Barach thinks of it as ‘The Creeps, Sevenoaks, Kent’). The guest is disturbed in his sleep and wakes to discover a figure intently sewing in the corner of his room. At first, he takes this to be one of the ghosts he’s been warned about, but the discovery of cook’s mutilated body disillusions him of that one … A story so 'true' that, initially it could only be published in the US as the English press deemed it far too scandalous and horrific to print. All names - except for that of the lunatic - were altered to protect Woollcott from a libel suit. Thana Niveau - White Roses, Bloody Silk: Poor, demented Aunt Florence loses it in front of Lady Rossiter's prestigious German guest. As her victim is stretchered off to the morgue, it is all he can do to prevent himself applauding. R. Chetwynd-Hayes - A Family Welcome: Poisoned by his gold-digger of a wife, Madelaine, Sir Charles Walton's corpse is so terrifying to behold, the undertaker is obliged to sew shut his eyes, pad the mouth with cotton and break his legs before he can be laid to rest in the family vault. "Here ye Walton's Sleepe - God Grant They all Lye down". John Brunner - Moths; The Arrieux half-sisters, Chantal and Mathilde. Chantal is beautiful, Mathilde fat, ugly and outcast as was her mother, a reputed witch. When Chantal decides she will wear Mathilde's mother's wedding dress at her own betrothal, her half-sister is given the job of repairing it. Oh dear ...
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