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Lost Tale: “The Brass Dachshund” (1927) by Arthur J. Burks
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Lost Tale: “The Brass Dachshund” (1927) by Arthur J. Burks
Historical Racism This story contains racist historical stereotypes and language.Reader discretion advised. First published in The Leatherneck April 1927. For more details, please see the Lost Weird Tales of Arthur J. Burks. ※ The Brass Dachshund by Arthur J. Burks THE BARAHONA store of Amablis, the Syrian, was a house of mystery. It was a long rambling wooden structure and, except for a wee bit of space before the greasy counter over which he m…
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